Safest place to sell

[Absolutely Clueless]

Since ebay got rid of their fees, they've killed the competition in my opinion as you're potentially reaching the entire nation (and beyond). Facebook marketplace was useful but that's always going to be limited to local people (or those willing to travel). I recently sold my 3080 on ebay and always sell my cards on there. Just make sure you take plenty of photos and videos of it working and being posted. Also look for good feedback from your prospective buyers.

That's all well and good, but it is still a huge uphill battle if the buyer claims your GPU doesn't work. Ebay sides with the buyer 9 times out of 10. I think i'd continue to risk it for sub-£500 GPUs, but no chance for a 4090 worth upwards of £1,000.

 

[DD_Crash]

OCUK marketplace? 1000 posts and an account older than 180 days I believe.

thanks for that

 

[no_1_dave]

OCUK members market
AV Forums
FB marketplace
CEX

These are the only places I would sell a high end GPU.
No way would I use eBay or Vinted for anything worth £350+ let along £1000+

 

[Eiji]

Since ebay got rid of their fees, they've killed the competition in my opinion as you're potentially reaching the entire nation (and beyond). Facebook marketplace was useful but that's always going to be limited to local people (or those willing to travel). I recently sold my 3080 on ebay and always sell my cards on there. Just make sure you take plenty of photos and videos of it working and being posted. Also look for good feedback from your prospective buyers.

Those "seller fees" are back in February under the guise of "buyer protection fees". It's 4% + 75p per item up to £300 and then anything above is 2% up to £4000. Obviously sellers are going to undercut each other and eat up the cost of the fees so the buyer doesn't pay more.

 

[kevy1986]

Good info here. Was wondering about selling 4090