Where to sell camera for a good price in sg

[bballzz]

Hi, anyone can tell me where can I sell my eos canon 6d dslr camera for a good price in sg?

 

[shierwin]

Hi, anyone can tell me where can I sell my eos canon 6d dslr camera for a good price in sg?

Here in B&S. No middleman required.

 

[ALFREDC]

Very hard to sell at good price, coz most CSers are savvy. Better to sell at fair price.

 

[trd2970]

Selling direct should give u the best price

 

[bballzz]

Hard to direct selling though because my selling price is quite ex but I bought it at retail price of $3500 and wanna sell it at $3100 since I didn't use it after I bought it and it's only on 23 sept 2015.

 

[shierwin]

Hard to direct selling though because my selling price is quite ex but I bought it at retail price of $3500 and wanna sell it at $3100 since I didn't use it after I bought it and it's only on 23 sept 2015.

You can try. Or else sell the set to a friend

 

[catchlights]

Hard to direct selling though because my selling price is quite ex but I bought it at retail price of $3500 and wanna sell it at $3100 since I didn't use it after I bought it and it's only on 23 sept 2015.

camera price dropped at the moment you walk out the shop.

you can try selling at "good price to you", you may hold on to it longer,
or sell it at the "good price to others", it may able to deal faster, and you can move on.

the choice is yours.

 

[bballzz]

The "good price" thingy you mean in this forum?

 

[catchlights]

The "good price" thingy you mean in this forum?

what I'm saying is the "good price" is relatively to each individual perceive the value of the item.

 

[trd2970]

Hard to direct selling though because my selling price is quite ex but I bought it at retail price of $3500 and wanna sell it at $3100 since I didn't use it after I bought it and it's only on 23 sept 2015.

the shop will even offer u way lower. If it's a sought after model, u might fetch the price u looking at

 

[sjackal]

A lot of people buy a $100 thing, used already still want to sell $100 too, some want to sell at $110, most will not want to sell below $90.

The reality is that it will only sell when one sell it at $60 and below.

All these sales threads just kept repeated every 3 days, which has an effect of people subconsciously skip over those threads and ignore them because their brains register it as a 'not a good deal', end up only waste forum bandwidth.

 

[spawnx]

How did you buy a Canon 6D at $3500, when you can get a brand new 5D3 at that price?? You'd be extremely lucky to get $1500 for your 6D now... haha!

 

[sjackal]

How did you buy a Canon 6D at $3500, when you can get a brand new 5D3 at that price?? You'd be extremely lucky to get $1500 for your 6D now... haha!

Maybe packaged with a lot of nonsense lens and 'accessories' and inflate the value, TS newbie blur blur go and buy. 6D now listing prices $1200 to $1300, after nego usually deal around $1000 to $1100. It will be lower another few months later, maybe left $800-900. After all, these are fast depreciating electronic goods and expensive hobby that you should not expect to get much of your money back. Hobby got costs right? Common sense. Even if you collect money you also loss it to inflation. :blah:

 

[trd2970]

I think TS is referring to the 24-70 kit which retails at 3499.

http://www.canon.com.sg/personal/pr...camera/dslr-eos/eos-6d-kit-ii?languageCode=EN

A better way is to break up the lens and body to sell. Will likely lose less than selling as a bundle. But of course more hassle.

 

[trd2970]

Frankly why don't u just use it to justify the purchase
No point losing say $700 (just as an example) without even using it
I rather lose $1K but have made good photos (and videos) with it than just throw $700 down the drain.