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Could you advise please on how to price my iPad - selling to a friend.

10 replies

GinaTina · 01/07/2013 18:14

It's an iPad2 16 gb wifi I only, in white. 2 yrs old.
It's in good condition (has always been kept in a sturdy case).

Any suggestions about what would be a reasonable price? I've looked on ebay but there is a huge range and I'm a bit Confused!

Thanks.

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Mabelface · 01/07/2013 18:28

I'd go for something like £180 for a friend, £200 if you don't know them.

GinaTina · 01/07/2013 18:46

£180?! That seemed a bit low to me. I was thinking £200 - maybe I am being a bit high. This selling to friends business is a bit of a minefield.

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CajaDeLaMemoria · 01/07/2013 18:47

I sold my ipad 1s for £240 a few weeks ago. They were in okay condition but they are old now!

CajaDeLaMemoria · 01/07/2013 18:47

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GinaTina · 01/07/2013 18:52

This is an ipad2 so should theoretically be worth more. Eek. I wonder if I should just sell on ebay? I don't want to let my friend down but I also don't want to give the thing away.
Where did you sell yours Caja? Were yours 16gb ones?

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Princesspond · 01/07/2013 18:59

I would look at eBay, do an advanced search and select completed listings then gauge the average selling price.

GinaTina · 01/07/2013 19:08

Ah, great idea, thanks PP, I'll try that Smile

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NetworkGuy · 01/07/2013 20:18

GT - you might also look at www.webuy.com (CEX shops) and see what they sell an iPad 2 for (grade A based on "good condition", as grade B and C are "with wear and tear", and "lots of w+t" respectively).

You could also pop into Cash Convertors / Cash Generator / Grainger Games if there are any near you and see what their selling prices are (they would all offer much less).

Then knock a percentage off - how much is up to you, but explain how you'd be getting more than if you sold to a shop, your friend would be paying less than from such a shop, and this way knows getting one that hasn't been mistreated.

Also, do bear in mind with Ebay you'd have to pay a listing fee, lose a portion of the sale price to Ebay, then lose some more if accepting payment via PayPal, and have the hassle of padding, packing, and sending the iPad...

GinaTina · 01/07/2013 21:09

Thanks Network Guy Smile

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Choccywoccydodah · 01/07/2013 21:35

I bought mine from a friend for £200, both very happy Smile

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