Trying to sell a 1070 Ti, help?

[ActualCannibal]

I'm not gonna use my Asus ROG Strix GTX 1070 Ti anymore, so I put it up on Ebay for $300, and it sold extremely fast. I've had the card since around November of last year, and used it fairly conservatively throughout it's life. Does anyone know a good price tag for it? As the fact that it sold extremely quickly is a bit off-putting to me.

 

EDIT: Obviously I'm asking because I'm yet to ship it, so I can still refuse on the company's offer.

[aezakmi]

400

[i_build_nanosuits]

Considering that you can get a brand new 1070ti for around 400$ new, and a decent model such as the For the win 2 ICX from EVGA for 415$ which i would personally consider as good as the strix pretty much, i think 320$ would be a fair price used if you have the box and stuff...300$ ain't that low, it's still fair

https://pcpartpicker.com/products/video-card/#c=415&sort=price&page=1

[Jonshinki]

12 minutes ago, OnyxArmos said:

As long as it has never been used for Bitcoin mining or protein folding, I would say $400

is it bad to buy mining card? and how do you know if the card doesnt used for mining or not

[Fasauceome]

A little late to ask for a good price since you already sold it

[ActualCannibal]

23 minutes ago, fasauceome said:

A little late to ask for a good price since you already sold it

Not yet, I could always decline, since I'm yet to ship it to the buyer.

[Beowulff83]

1 hour ago, ActualCannibal said:

so I put it up on Ebay for $300

 

12 minutes ago, ActualCannibal said:

Not yet, I could always decline, since I'm yet to ship it to the buyer.

LOL,  wow that's pretty shitty of you.

[ActualCannibal]

5 hours ago, Beowulff83 said:

 

LOL,  wow that's pretty shitty of you.

Hey man I want both parties to get a good deal, and neither to get screwed over, that too much to ask? I just put the price Ebay recommended because it's what other sellers had for around the same price, but it just sold extremely quickly. Besides, it wasn't an individual who bought it from me, it's some weird Chinese corporation, that's why it's easier to decline, since they probably won't care.

[Ross Siggers]

How are 'both parties getting a good deal' if you intend on cancelling the transaction and relisting at a higher price...

[maizenblue]

If youre the seller i think youre obligated to ship it at this point, at least if you want to ever use ebay again. 

 

 

[Settlerteo]

And that's why there are(thankfully) ratings and comments for sellers on ebay.

[ActualCannibal]

I thought hard and shipped it to the original buyer. It's legit my very first time using Ebay and I was totally clueless. You guys are very right, but you have to understand that I was very suspicious considering how fast it sold. I'll admit I should've researched a bit more, but the fact is I just went with what Ebay told me, since I was in a bit of a rush. Obviously I'm not gonna listen to them anymore since apparently the price recommendations are flawed or something, but I'll just be more careful in the future.

 

Also, the buyer is a huge Chinese corporation, obviously I'd be much more hesitant if it was an individual looking for a bargain rather than some big company which can take a loss that small like nothing and move on.