selling advice pricing powermac

[absolutmp5]

Hi im planning to sell a powermac g5 along with some other things and i would like to get some info about how much i could get for it, heres the package

Powermac g5 single 1.8 ghz
512 sdram
160 gig hardrive
rest is standard config
rev a

Apple cinema display (not the new ones)
20 inch model
mint condition

both units have apple care protection plans

Ipod 20 gig (3g)
all the connections including the discountinued power adapter
belkin italk recorder
monster splitter
carrying case
headphones wtih remote attachment
dock
protectice silicone case
ipod apple care warranty

Sofware included:
panther installation discs
microsoft office x 2003
text materials from original packaging included along with:
Panther killer tips
Ipod secrets form tech tv


With all these items sold together or individually can i expect to get at least 2100 dollars. Pleese respond and give me an honest opinion, also take into considereation how much an uneductated switcher would pay for this. thank you.

 

[mortey]

All of that together, i think that is a great price. You might even be able to add 300 or so more bucks to it.


btw, i would be extremely interested in knowing how much you would be willing to sell the g5 compy for.

 

[absolutmp5]

well maybe around 1200 but i would have to talk to my associate about that.

 

[CanadaRAM]

Suggestion: make it clear when you are advertising it that the Microsoft Office package comes with the original CD's and serial number and a transfer of license.

If it does not, then it should not be offered with the machine.

 

[wdlove]

eBay is a great place to see what items are selling for currently. Sounds like a good. I hope that you are successful.

http://search.ebay.com/Power-Mac-G5_W0QQfkrZ1QQfromZR8

 

[Lacero]

Sell them individually, you'll get more than if you bundled them all together.

As for selling on eBay, make sure you list the item so the auction end time and date falls on a Sunday evening. That's the time most bidders will be on eBay. Also, you may want to take plenty of pictures of your items as I have found you can get the best bidding for items if they have large, clear pictures of your products. I would set a low reserve price so that your bid numbers are high.