I’ll be putting my 2070 Super up in the MM in the next few days. Really don’t know where to price it at!
Profiteering is not allowed in MM
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I’ll be putting my 2070 Super up in the MM in the next few days. Really don’t know where to price it at!
Maybe not, but they'd just be going from making hardly any 3000 series cards to making hardly any 4000 series cards so why not? Even crap cards nobody wanted when they were new have been flying off the auction site at stupid prices so I could see 3000 cards still being above rrp when the 4000's get released.I doubt we will see a 4000 series this year
Maybe not, but they'd just be going from making hardly any 3000 series cards to making hardly any 4000 series cards so why not? Even crap cards nobody wanted when they were new have been flying off the auction site at stupid prices so I could see 3000 cards still being above rrp when the 4000's get released.
I’m well aware of that. I paid £579 for it so as long as I price it at less than that I’m good.Profiteering is not allowed in MM
Profiteering is not allowed in MM
What does that mean exactly?
Market rate is pretty easy to establish, so as long as it's priced at market rate it's not profiteering, surely?
I’m well aware of that. I paid £579 for it so as long as I price it at less than that I’m good.
It's pretty simple; you can't make profit on items you sell there. So if you landed lucky and bought a 3080 FE for £649, you can only sell it for £649 (+P&P) on the MM. If you bought it for £1,200 off a scalper, you can sell it on the MM for £1,200 (+P&P). There is no "market price".
In principle it's a good rule. But in practice it creates an absolute mess in a market where prices are highly inflated. Say you own a Vega 64, and have just managed to bag a 3070 FE. If you bought the Vega at launch, you could advertise it at ~£550-£600 (which is basically market rate right now). That's more than enough to cover the upgrade cost to the 3070 plus around £100 cash in your pocket. This is allowed, as selling a card after three and a half years of use in order to fund an upgrade and pocket some cash "isn't" profiteering.
But if you bought that card for £200 last year, you're only allowed to sell on here for £200 + P&P. You can't even cover your upgrade cost, let alone pocket cash. That's because this would be considered profiteering.
The end result is that very few cards go on the MM, unless they have been owned from new or the owner is being a kind Samaritan.
Why waste time on eBay or other platforms when it's easy cash in hand. That's very tempting now to get a nearly free upgrade to 3090FE.
http://imgur.com/a/q0lp2eB
I've seen it all now. People then the next sentence straight after ppl then ppl again and again.
Definitely the type of person to take financial advice from.
its insane.
Is that for real?Profiteering is not allowed in MM