somebody local has a 16gb new in a box. Says it has never been opened or activated he is asking $240. I am wondering possibility ok being scammed on this. oh he does not have a receipt. this is a gift for my daughter!
Sounds fishy, and you know the old saying: If it sounds too good to be true, it is.
I think you guys are overestimating the street value of an iPod Touch.
I just sold my 8GB 2nd generation on Craigslist for $180. Nobody would go any higher, because you can easily get one from eBay for ~$183.
It's the same with the 16GB. You can find auctions on eBay ending up at around that price. It's not a scam. If it were a scam, it'd be a lot lower than $240.
Remember to meet at a police station.
Street value is for resale or for products routinely sold below MSRP. The value of a new product with full warranty is naturally some reasonable discount over in-store price. Since sales tax on an iPod touch is in the $20-30 neighborhood (on top of the $299), $240 is a considerably discounted price in comparison.I think you guys are overestimating the street value of an iPod Touch.
Which is actually a better return than $240 for 16GB--you made about $15-20 more profit than this Craigslist seller is asking for.I just sold my 8GB 2nd generation on Craigslist for $180.
How? It's $80-90 savings over buying in store, for a product with no prior owner and a full warranty through Apple.I think it's overpriced for what you're getting.
More reasonable? Price point?I would recommend just purchasing it in a store, or haggling with the seller until you reach a more reasonable price point.
I just sold my 8 GB sealed from my MBP for $180- like another member said, no one would go $200..
Umm iPod Touch never opened or activated? The activated part makes me weary.
If selling an ipod touch from the student rebate program wouldn't one have to open the box to cut the UPC barcode? Or do they only need a photocopy.
I ust bought a macbook and got the ipod touch which I have no need for and want to sell it on ebay. I'd like to advertise it as unopened but wondered if I actually need to cut the box to get the rebate from apple.
YOu can file for the rebate online... not mailing anything in to destroy boxes.
http://www.apple.com/promo/