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Selling a video card on ebay: Safe again? (self.pcmasterrace)

submitted 2 years ago by ja2 to c/pcmasterrace

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A year and a half ago, selling a video card on eBay was basically the same as paying someone to punch you in the face. It was as likely you'd get an INAD and eat the loss as anything else. So when I had one to sell, I sold it on FB Marketplace, and meeting in person for that much money didn't feel a lot less sketchy but at least it was in public and I could count the money.

Now, I want to replace a Nvidia card with an AMD one and that leaves me selling the Nvidia. It would be extremely convenient to sell it on eBay, but I'm looking for some perspective on whether the buyer protection scams have died down for video cards over there now that the shortage has passed, or if it's still basically a waste of time.

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[–] [email protected] 5 points 2 years ago (1 children)

I sold my 1070 on ebay very recently. No problems there and it seems like the price inflation has died for the most part

[–] lapommedeterre 1 points 2 years ago

What did you manage to get for yours? I have a 1070 on my old build, and I've been thinking about breaking it down to sell off.