How do you get rid of an Appliance you can no longer love? Selling my 2 yo Bosch Dishwasher

[ilovewindex]

So I am a huge craigslister and it sucks... Alot...

I just listed my 2 year old Bosch 800 Evolution Series Dishwasher for $300 OBO.. Nice machine, just not my thing (I like DRY plastic and the schmutz on the cups is due to me just not rinsing or something IDK),...

I am hoping this is not going to be a huge hassel as i need the money back asap..

Im curious how you guys do it, esp. given how competitive craigslist can be...

Also do you think im over priced? Its such a nice unit and it was very expensive... But people are cheap

 

[ilovewindex]

Ok, I posted this in the other forum and ti wound up here.. uhhhh

 

[joeypete]

It really depends on what you are selling. I've purchased brand new in the last 2 years...2 washers, 1 dryer, and 1 dishwasher. My first set, the GE HydroWave, I ended up getting $200 for the washer (I paid $440 for it) and $160 for the dryer (also paid $440 for that). My Kenmore 28102 I sold for $360 (I paid $500), and my Frigidaire dishwasher I sold for $150 (I paid $400) for it. So I made out best with the Kenmore, but everything else I lost half basically.

 

[vacerator]

It's true

Even a slightly used appliance will not bring a return of better than 55% on average.

 

[ilovewindex]

Never ahd a bidding war before

So yeah, I had 5 emails on it within the hour I listed it.. Wound up making a profit on it...

IDK, these ladies wanted this bosch and I got 2 free years use out of it, so hey!

This was a fluke