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For Sale AT&T iPhone4
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AT&T iPhone4
I have an AT&T iPhone4, black in color for sale. The phone is in great condition and good working order. The phone has always been in a case or vinyl wrap the whole time I've owned it. Only reason I'm selling is because I was eligible for an upgrade.
Black iPhone4 16gb
black/red plastic case
$300
Can email pictures of the phone.
Black iPhone4 16gb
black/red plastic case
$300
Can email pictures of the phone.
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I don't want your post locked either but, I was simply letting you know you might get someone willing to pay $300, but it's not likely with the new 4S out. You need to price this to sell.
But just an FYI from an eBay power seller. I could ask for $600 for an iPhone 3GS on eBay, that doesn't mean it's worth $600. It's not what they (the sellers) are asking that determines price, it's what people are willing to pay. There are 100's of iPhone 4 auctions on eBay people are asking $300 to $400 for and they closed with 0 bids. But the people asking $250 to $280 are selling the phone like no tomorrow. you are obviously looking at open auctions to gauge an asking price. You should be looking at recently closed auctions to see what sellers are actually getting. That's what it's really worth. But good luck with your sale anyway.
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But just an FYI from an eBay power seller. I could ask for $600 for an iPhone 3GS on eBay, that doesn't mean it's worth $600. It's not what they (the sellers) are asking that determines price, it's what people are willing to pay. There are 100's of iPhone 4 auctions on eBay people are asking $300 to $400 for and they closed with 0 bids. But the people asking $250 to $280 are selling the phone like no tomorrow. you are obviously looking at open auctions to gauge an asking price. You should be looking at recently closed auctions to see what sellers are actually getting. That's what it's really worth. But good luck with your sale anyway.
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I don't want your post locked either but, I was simply letting you know you might get someone willing to pay $300, but it's not likely with the new 4S out. You need to price this to sell.
But just an FYI from an eBay power seller. I could ask for $600 for an iPhone 3GS on eBay, that doesn't mean it's worth $600. It's not what they (the sellers) are asking that determines price, it's what people are willing to pay. There are 100's of iPhone 4 auctions on eBay people are asking $300 to $400 for and they closed with 0 bids. But the people asking $250 to $280 are selling the phone like no tomorrow. you are obviously looking at open auctions to gauge an asking price. You should be looking at recently closed auctions to see what sellers are actually getting. That's what it's really worth. But good luck with your sale anyway.
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But just an FYI from an eBay power seller. I could ask for $600 for an iPhone 3GS on eBay, that doesn't mean it's worth $600. It's not what they (the sellers) are asking that determines price, it's what people are willing to pay. There are 100's of iPhone 4 auctions on eBay people are asking $300 to $400 for and they closed with 0 bids. But the people asking $250 to $280 are selling the phone like no tomorrow. you are obviously looking at open auctions to gauge an asking price. You should be looking at recently closed auctions to see what sellers are actually getting. That's what it's really worth. But good luck with your sale anyway.
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