- cross-posted to:
- memes@lemmy.world
- cross-posted to:
- memes@lemmy.world
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/51472380
I just sold 2x8Gb of G.Skill DDR4 RAM for only 60€ so I guess I was way below market. I don’t really mind because I mostly wanted to get rid of it and help someone get cheaper RAM in doing so. Hopefully the buyer won’t try to speculate to make a lot of money off of someone else…
Doesn’t make sense, why sell anything below market, especially when you have 0 idea who bought it? Charity I understand, but this ain’t it boss.
I sold it at this amount when I saw offers for the same RAM model around 60€. I don’t get why they would be so much lower than many other offers though.
Cheapskates lowballing to resell later.
I went “overkill” on my build 10 years ago with 32GB of RAM for $170. Now they’re going for $350.
WD Red Plus 10TB NAS HDD in January 2022 cost 229 each. Today they are 640 new, or 500 new for the 10TB Red Pro. I had intended to upgrade size around now or before long, but the now largest 26TB Red Pro are 1150 each!
I bought 32GB of DDR4 RAM for cheap (even for the time) just before the prices really started skyrocketing. They only had a few extras in stock and I strongly considered buying them out and trying to resell them. If I’d done so I could probably retire by now.



