I've had my Bionic listed on Craigslist for 10 days, but so far have gotten only scammy responses. My listing includes 1 picture of the phone (with the screen on, showing the then-current date), and 7 other pictures of accessories, including (2) Otterbox Defenders, (2) Motorola car docks, (1) Motorola desk dock, (2) custom car mounts for use with the Otterbox, a cheap case/holster, a generic leather(ush) holster, a car charger and a wall charger. The only reason I can see for lack of response is that my price of $250 is too high.
Unlike with eBay, I can't tell what the going rate is for this phone on Craigslist because there's not way to know what's been sold, much less what the final purchase price was. Prices of sold Bionics on eBay seem to range between $145-$175, with one selling today for $225. As far as I could tell, at most these include only a charger in addition to the phone.
I may resort to eBay, but despite my 356 feedback with 100% rating, I hesitate due to the ever-increasing fees and their favoritism toward buyers in a dispute, particularly fraudulent buyer claims of non-receipt or damages items.
Is my price really that out of whack? Should I lower the price and sell some (or all) of the accessories separately?
Unlike with eBay, I can't tell what the going rate is for this phone on Craigslist because there's not way to know what's been sold, much less what the final purchase price was. Prices of sold Bionics on eBay seem to range between $145-$175, with one selling today for $225. As far as I could tell, at most these include only a charger in addition to the phone.
I may resort to eBay, but despite my 356 feedback with 100% rating, I hesitate due to the ever-increasing fees and their favoritism toward buyers in a dispute, particularly fraudulent buyer claims of non-receipt or damages items.
Is my price really that out of whack? Should I lower the price and sell some (or all) of the accessories separately?
