Quote from: natedagger on March 27, 2018, 09:00:24 PM

Quote from: Swinging Phallus on March 27, 2018, 04:38:00 PM

Quote from: grendel25 on March 27, 2018, 04:19:09 PM

Ebay is a really good resource. Just search for RX 580 and then select the option to show sold listings. from there, you can get an idea for how much they are selling for. Exception to that: you may see some ridiculous low prices that are scam attempts and invalid. Judgement call on your part to determine what's a valid price but it's usually not too hard to figure out.

Personally, I just did Craigslist and sold locally and I'm in a weird/limited market place... sort of geographically isolated comparatively but it all worked out fine. Good thing about CL compared to Ebay is you don't have to worry as much about fees, packaging, and returns. Just don't be a jerk and sell crappy gear or else I can imagine other bad things happening. I've heard stories.

But yeah, I really like CL lately. It just depends on the margin between sales and hassle between various resale options. I was really pleased to use some used GPU's I picked up off ebay and then sold them for a little bit more after mining with them for several months. What could be better than that? lol

I agree, Ebay is a great resource to compare prices. Only issue I have with actually using Ebay to sell with, is that I just can't trust shipping carriers with a mining rig. I used to work for a shipping carrier and i know that there are a LOT of workers who don't care for a fragile sticker. I might just take your route and take the CL approach.

Just spoke to a dude in greater Chicago who is selling rigs with 9x RX 580 8gb for $3500...

There are a lot of weak hands now because of the market. A lot of hobby miners are dropping their rigs at crazy prices for their own detriment. I would pick those up if I were you, only because I like swimming against the current - when it comes to the odds.