Advice for pricing radios to sell
 

Greetings, all...

Due to a dramatic turn for the worse in my financial situation, I'm
going to be unloading some radios. Unfortunately, I've no clue as to
where to price them. I want fair prices that will attract buyers, but
I do need the money, which is why I'm selling.

I'm selling a LOWE (SMC) HF-150 and a Sears-badged FRG-7. Would $350
and $200 respectively be reasonable prices to ask? I plan on selling
them at a hamfest.

Thanks much!

--
Eric F. Richards

"The weird part is that I can feel productive even when I'm doomed."
- Dilbert

what neighborhood is the hamfest I am in central florida

yodar


"Eric F. Richards" I'm selling a LOWE (SMC) HF-150 and a
Sears-badged FRG-7. Would $350
and $200 respectively be reasonable prices to ask? I plan on selling
them at a hamfest.

Thanks much!

--
Eric F. Richards

YOU CAN TRY TWO PLACES:


Ebay including completed itmes

or

http://www.DXing.com/rx/rxindex.htm

A good list or equipment.

The Lowe 150 is a super lil radio.

Shawn

"Eric F. Richards" wrote:

Greetings, all...

Due to a dramatic turn for the worse in my financial situation, I'm
going to be unloading some radios. Unfortunately, I've no clue as to
where to price them. I want fair prices that will attract buyers, but
I do need the money, which is why I'm selling.

I'm selling a LOWE (SMC) HF-150 and a Sears-badged FRG-7. Would $350
and $200 respectively be reasonable prices to ask? I plan on selling
them at a hamfest.

Thanks much!

--
Eric F. Richards

"The weird part is that I can feel productive even when I'm doomed."
- Dilbert

--
73 and Best of DX
Shawn Axelrod

Visit the AMANDX DX site with info for the new or experienced listener:

http://www.angelfire.com/mb/amandx/index.html

REMEMBER ON A CLEAR DAY YOU CAN HEAR FOREVER

Put them on Ebay and let them price themselves.
I sold 3 year old NAD stero equipment for nearly what I payed for it new.

mike


"Eric F. Richards" wrote in message
...
Greetings, all...

Due to a dramatic turn for the worse in my financial situation, I'm
going to be unloading some radios. Unfortunately, I've no clue as to
where to price them. I want fair prices that will attract buyers, but
I do need the money, which is why I'm selling.

I'm selling a LOWE (SMC) HF-150 and a Sears-badged FRG-7. Would $350
and $200 respectively be reasonable prices to ask? I plan on selling
them at a hamfest.

Thanks much!

--
Eric F. Richards

"The weird part is that I can feel productive even when I'm doomed."
- Dilbert

"mike" wrote:

Put them on Ebay and let them price themselves.
I sold 3 year old NAD stero equipment for nearly what I payed for it new.

mike



I'll consider Ebay as an absolute last resort.

I'd far rather sell them for a few dollars -- like $10 or $20 -- less
from someone who gives me cash or a check with an address on it face
to face than deal with Ebay.

I'm also a believer in hamfests, which have been gutted by Ebay fever.
I did well at the last one when I unloaded some other radios.

FYI the hamfest is in Longmont, CO.

--
Eric F. Richards

"The weird part is that I can feel productive even when I'm doomed."
- Dilbert

A "Sears-badged FRG-7"? Wass is dass?

On Tue, 02 Sep 2003 11:14:51 -0600, Eric F. Richards
wrote:

Greetings, all...

Due to a dramatic turn for the worse in my financial situation, I'm
going to be unloading some radios. Unfortunately, I've no clue as to
where to price them. I want fair prices that will attract buyers, but
I do need the money, which is why I'm selling.

I'm selling a LOWE (SMC) HF-150 and a Sears-badged FRG-7. Would $350
and $200 respectively be reasonable prices to ask? I plan on selling
them at a hamfest.

Thanks much!

Sears sold the Yaesu FRG-7 under its
own house label for a while.

wrote:
A "Sears-badged FRG-7"? Wass is dass?