Selling the gear in the
Computer Hardware board couldnt hurt (proceed with escrow unless buyer goes first). Plus, youll get payments in crypto if you choose to accept that as payment, and thats always nice. Ive never had a deal go bad there, but Ive also always used escrow.
As a general rule on eBay, dont sell what you cant afford to lose. People always find a way to fraudently refund items there, and Ive been burned by it in the past so many times I just quit using the site except for buying goods. eBay seems good on the buyers end, but its really a mess when you start going to sell things, and I wouldnt risk it selling gear in bulk. The forums arent the quickest place to sell gear, and a lot of posts in the computer hardware board are for North American sales, but its better than some alternatives like eBay.
True story which if you do like to save yourself into trouble or headache then its better to skip out Ebay and same as leo i do have the similar experience when it comes to selling.Why not try to sell out first on local buy and sell site?
On op, if i do have that large amount of miners since all things are intact then it would be better to mine on your own since it wont really needed for you to go full time and do make check up anytime but knowing on where you do live then it isnt really profitable at all knowing that your place do have an expensive electricity.Your last choice is to sell it out. Try to post on the forum link given above.
Thanks for your comment. I am based in Germany where electricity prices are the second highest in the EU. I have a contact in Poland where they offer me $0.11 per kWh. All the hardware that I have is worth (retail) approximately 180.000 EUR. I am willing to drop the price for all to 110.000 EUR. With the current crypto prices and GPU mining, in general, it would take years to make the same amount of money with mining. That's why I'm willing to drop 70.000 EUR and just sell it all in one go.