KitchenAid Madness

[jacz219]

Now, I will never ever chastise anybody for purchasing their dream machine—everyone has a price for something they really want.

This person is asking 950 for this dishwasher because they saw similar online for more. They saw a KDS-18 portable that some charity shop was listing for like 1079.99. I’ve also included a picture of that ad that I sent to a friend a few months back flabbergasted.

Allow me to be the first to throw the harpoon though, this price is CRRRRAAAAZZZZYYY in my opinion. If this is a machine you’d want though and pay the price, you do you boo!

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[combo52]

Used appliance pricing

Hi Jake, did you make them an offer for the dishwasher what would you be willing to spend on it?

There’s no used appliance price guide so people are kind of all over the place but it’s only worth what you were willing to pay for it and they are willing to sell it for.

In one sense $1000 is a good price considering you couldn’t buy anything like that for $1000 today, but because many people have gotten these dishwashers for even well under 100 it seems high it’s just all up to the buyer and the seller.

I kind of liked it there’s no price guide It allows some people to make some decent money And allows others to get a really good price on something they want.

John L

 

[goatfarmer]

Someone can ask any price for something they are selling. It's up to the potential buyer to determine what it's worth. Overpriced? Don't buy it, pretty simple concept.

 

[rollermatic]

I've been collecting dishwashers for over

20 years and I have a ton of KitchenAid, never paid more than 200 tops for any dishwasher.

Major rip off in my book, oh well,