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Safest place to sell

Cex is the safest place, it's probably not the best price compared to ebay or member's market but you can simply sell it online, drop it off at your local cex and you know you'll get what you were quoted within a day or two. I've used them every time. It's extremely little hassle and obviously with solid legal protections, etc. instead of some dodgy guy off gumtree who'd probably steal your kidney.
 
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I’ve used AVForums a few times for both buying and selling high value stuff (projectors, speakers, processors, and yes, a graphics card or two), and never had a problem.

It helps that most people there are long term forum members (I guess a bit like MM here) and you get a feel for who you’re buying/selling from/to. They also have a mediation system in place for when deals occasionally do go bad - nothing legally enforceable, but better than nothing…
 
Where's the safest place to sell my Asus 3070 TI Tuf?
I've not sold any PC parts for ages, and also not sold anything on eBay for ages, is eBay to be trusted?

Thanks
If you wanna get members market up just check out all the forums and say stuff, I did it super quick just from having the usual to and fro discussions online I normally do.
 
Where's the safest place to sell my Asus 3070 TI Tuf?
I've not sold any PC parts for ages, and also not sold anything on eBay for ages, is eBay to be trusted?

Thanks

Bit pointless though, people in mm usually offer way below gumtree type prices and I've even sold stuff to CEX as prices were better than in here
Interesting, thanks for the heads up.
 
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