Ive posted on facebook, offer up and craigslist and havent received a single call.. Its a 128gb 12.9 ipad pro (cellular and wifi) space grey rarely used only had for a month.. I tried putting it on ebay but I can not post anything abouve $500 since im a new member.. How much can I get for it? I had it for $950 and now I dropped it to $750
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So hard for me to sell my 12.9 iPad Pro
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Woah $750 is an amazing deal on an iPad Pro with cellular. I'd say somewhere around 800-900 seems right for a barely used device with no damage.
[doublepost=1467757643][/doublepost]Also try posting on the Macrumors Marketplace
https://forums.macrumors.com/forums/marketplace.132/
[doublepost=1467757643][/doublepost]Also try posting on the Macrumors Marketplace
https://forums.macrumors.com/forums/marketplace.132/
You can try swappa.com. Ive been able to sell stuff on there but be advised that iPads are reduced a lot on there.
Good luck.
Good luck.
It's hard to say these days. Places like Staples and Best Buy have had regular sales on the 12.9 iPad Pro. I bought mine at Staples not too long ago, 128GB 12.9 iPP (WiFi only) for $799 new. The cellular model will be more difficult to sell... because not everyone wants cellular and won't want to pay extra for something that they won't use.
There are numerous factors that go into it, but my wild guess is $650-$700.
Another vote for Swappa...I have sold a few cell phones, two Surface Pros, an Apple Watch and an iPad. Everything sells quickly, transactions are supervised and fees are dirt cheap.
Disappointing to hear as an owner of one, but it makes sense as the pro is less consumer oriented and therefore has less demand.
The problem is that your exact model often goes on sale on eBay for $800
When you're dealing with 100,000+ sales, mistakes and angry customers are bound to happen. For a seller that big, that's still a good feedback score.
It's Summer, people spend their money on vacations. It's hard to sell a $1000 device.
I'd still buy it over a new seller on eBay though, for similar prices. At least this seller has a track record.
I find most of the ads on classifieds sites have stupid prices... The same item will be for sale for months and not get sold. I get the feeling that most people overvalue used stuff.
If it isn't selling lower your price! Personally speaking I would never buy a used item for more than 75% of the pretax price...
If it isn't selling lower your price! Personally speaking I would never buy a used item for more than 75% of the pretax price...
For a seller that big, it's absolutely horrible. We're talking 3000 upset people. That's not a few 'mistakes'.
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He sure does, a lousy one!
Over the past month, this seller has sold over 3000 devices. What happens is these sellers receive used phones, and then package and ship without checking the quality. Because of that, they have very little overhead and low acquisition costs, so they are able to sell devices for low prices. While occasionally there will be a broken device that gets sold, they offer returns for 30 days, and ebay has a money back guarantee. You are taking a 2.3% risk when purchasing from these sellers, but I've purchased many devices and never had a problem. They aren't sketchy people, just dealing with huge volumes and limited staff.
Pushing their quality control off onto the customer, and then not having the time, staff, or inclination to deal with the inevitable problems, is why they have such a low feedback rating. I would never buy anything from a seller like that, let alone a phone or tablet.
I sell around 100 things per year on eBay, and frankly it's not difficult to maintain a 100% feedback rating, but it takes time, some effort, and oh yes there will be losses.
You are trying to sell your ipad in a gloated market place. There are tablets of all sizes by many mfgs out there. Apple is not the only pony in town. If you really want to sell it you may well have to take a big loss on it. How much did you pay for it? Did you buy it new from Apple? Hope you sell it.