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remember how i was asking how much it should get sold for??

 

i sold it for $1300.47

 

 

the specs

 
 
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Its was 2 months old.

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Way to rip the poor guy off.

 

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Way to rip the poor guy off.

I know right

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I know right

Not something you should be happy about dude. Yeah, a profit, but imagine working for something then getting ripped off hard after it's too late. Your a complete dick.

 

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Not something you should be happy about dude. Yeah, a profit, but imagine working for something then getting ripped off hard after it's too late. Your a complete dick.

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If the SSD was a regular 128 GB, then okay, but this way... dude way too few. :D

who cares...

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Did you atleast overclock the stuff for him....

 

Dick...

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lol everyone saying he is a dick... If you would've bought it in a store it would've been like $1500...

 

Nothing wrong here imho.

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lol everyone saying he is a dick... If you would've bought it in a store it would've been like $1500...

 

Nothing wrong here imho.

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The poor buyer lost quite a bit of money for some less important parts.

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Still better than the desktop "deals" at Best Buy, 

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There's nothing wrong with selling at that price. This is the wrong section to post though.

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Look at his location, he's in Australia I think.

 

 

If it is Australian, than the price seems about right area to a point...though slightly used I do remember hearing how in Australian computer parts are normally more spendier than the states..so all in all it might actually be a reasonable price not a rip off

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Way to rip the poor guy off.

 

 

Thats a 1000$ build if youre lucky. Dick move screwing him over

 

 

Not something you should be happy about dude. Yeah, a profit, but imagine working for something then getting ripped off hard after it's too late. Your a complete dick.

 

 

This^. 

 

 

If the SSD was a regular 128 GB, then okay, but this way... dude way too few. :D

 

 

Did you atleast overclock the stuff for him....

 

Dick...

 

 

lol everyone saying he is a dick... If you would've bought it in a store it would've been like $1500...

 

Nothing wrong here imho.

 

 

http://www.ncix.com/detail/ncix-pc-cyclone-boxing-week-38-104545-1301.htm

The poor buyer lost quite a bit of money for some less important parts.

 

 

Still better than the desktop "deals" at Best Buy, 

 

 

There's nothing wrong with selling at that price. This is the wrong section to post though.

 

 

Look at his location, he's in Australia I think.

 

 

If it is Australian, than the price seems about right area to a point...though slightly used I do remember hearing how in Australian computer parts are normally more spendier than the states..so all in all it might actually be a reasonable price not a rip off

 

 

Guys. it may sound expenisve to yous but its n alright price for the build in australia. i did kinda rip him off beca\use the pc is only worth 1400 in ausstralia. and it was USED.

 

you can call me all you want. i would still take a profit over a loss.

 

 

but im nit offended. so Thanks for whatever you said.

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If the SSD was a regular 128 GB, then okay, but this way... dude way too few. :D

do you mean i sold it too cheap? or what.

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If it is Australian, than the price seems about right area to a point...though slightly used I do remember hearing how in Australian computer parts are normally more spendier than the states..so all in all it might actually be a reasonable price not a rip off

it kind is reasonable but the compiter is used and no hdd on ssd. and a oldish gpu. but i spent 1250 on it so im only gett 50 in profit.

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I'm actually selling my PC from last year. The specs add up to $750 and I'm selling it at $600. If its used don't sell at retail. Or more than retai . Asshole.

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I don't see the problem in taking advantage of people's mistakes or lack of knowledge about a certain subject.

 

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I don't think it is the OPs fault, when buying something you need to inform yourself. That is what Forums are for. 

 

The buyer is the one who should be more careful. 

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Thats a 1000$ build if youre lucky. Dick move screwing him over

 

 

I know right

 

 

Way to rip the poor guy off.

 

 

Did you atleast overclock the stuff for him....

 

Dick...

OPs time is worth something. What is wrong with putting a mere $300 ontop of the original cost? He would have made nothing on the components.

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I'm not even gonna... what? I don't even....

whaaaaaaa...?

You guys didn't check his location, are you freaking kidding me? Way to call someone out for being a dick, dick.

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OPs time is worth something. What is wrong with putting a mere $300 ontop of the original cost? He would have made nothing on the components.

Because building a computer doesnt warrant an extra 399$ charge. When I made my original post I didnt realize OP was in Australia, that makes 1300$ more justifiable 

 

 

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For everyone calling the OP a dick, this same set-up would be inflated by several hundred more dollars if bought off the shelf at a rip off retailer like Best Buy. Had this same set-up been inside an Alienware case, it'd probably be closer to 2k than 1k. Yes, it was still a rip, but maybe the person who bought it will use this incentive to learn how to build their own. I know the last "gaming" PC I got forever ago that was a prebuilt turned me away from them for life.

 

Edit: Since this is Australia, that makes more sense. When you can get $15 an hr working at Mcdonalds, of course your tech prices are inflated.

 

 

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The amount of jerks calling OP a dick here...

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