Selling my iPad on Amazon... HELP!

[iJcaP]

Can someone help me on selling my iPad 16GB WiFi+3G(1st Gen.) on Amazon? I priced it at $445 and it includes the Apple iPad Case and iPad Dock. Should I price it lower? How can I get peoples attention to buy it? Should I include one more thing? I'm trying to save up for a iPad 2....

http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-list...r=&seller=AU9FO3PVJFVNZ&colid=&condition=used

 

[jenzjen]

If you are not getting traffic, lower your price.

 

[Roessnakhan]

Priced way too high - $415 should be the max, most of the 16GB WiFi + 3G options go for about $390-410 on eBay and Amazon. The included accessories don't increase the value to most people.

 

[iphone1105]

Way too high! A user for $50 more could go get a brand new wifi only model, $400 max IMO

 

[rollingstart]

I was in the same exact situation and ending up selling it for $400 shipped best offer on eBay about a month ago. Also with a free case. You might need to lower your price a bit, but you're not far off.

 

[Mlrollin91]

Apple is selling the 16GB 3G refurbished for $449, which comes with the full year warranty. AT&T is selling 32GB 3G refurbished for $429 and if you can find it in stock they have 16GB 3G for $329. You are definitely going to take a hit.

 

[iJcaP]

thanks fro the feedback!

thanks for the feedback. I'll try to lower the price. I just don't want to pay a lot for the iPad 2. My iPad is literally brand new, I got it as a replacement under my warranty two weeks ago..I thought it was worth what I priced. Should I try putting it under refurbished?

 

[jenzjen]

thanks for the feedback. I'll try to lower the price. I just don't want to pay a lot for the iPad 2. My iPad is literally brand new, I got it as a replacement under my warranty two weeks ago..I thought it was worth what I priced. Should I try putting it under refurbished?

2 things, if the replacement is a refurbished replacement, you should put it there unless what you are selling is a sealed, retail package. That would be new.

You're more than welcome to price it at what you think it is worth, but don't be alarmed when the market/buyers have a different sense of worth.