Post: Genius G500V Gaming Headset
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04-16-2011, 01:36 PM
#1
ChynkBud
Big Daddy
Genius HS-G500V Gaming headset with vibration function - Genius introduces the HS-G500V, a gaming headset with a vibration function that’s great for on-line games. The ergonomic head-band design features a leather-like sponge that makes it comfortable for long time usage. The vibration function is powered by a USB port from a PC and makes playing games a lot of fun. The microphone can be adjusted to the perfect angle so your voice is always clear and the in-line volume control lets you adjust the volume easily. Also, for convenience, you can adjust vibration strength on the in-line control box.
Thats Some info about it^^
i bought it at heathrow airport last night and i flew home to aberdeen this morning.
i Have Not Tested on Ps3/xbox/Pc as my Ps3 is getting fixed and i dont have xbox and i do not have an online chat thing for Pc
Offer Must Be Pay Pal
You Must Be From Uk.
this is the 1rst thing im selling on NGU so i dont no my trustworthy level yet.
Give Meh a Offer i been offerd £15 on a Different Site [/size]
04-23-2011, 12:46 PM
#12
StoryHorse
Level 1 Trustworthy
04-23-2011, 01:19 PM
#14
Sios
Banned
Originally posted by Sniiickerz
Thanks For The offer But im looking for more i'd be losing £30 on something that i've never used only opend
When you sell something you're no longer using, you can't hope to get it back at the same price. If anything, I'd say don't bet on anything above £20.
Why?
It's an electronic and an accessory.
Just because claims are made that you hadn't used it, it's a headset and therefore it has probaby been on your head, even if claims says it hasn't. [Forbid if anyone knows what else is in your hair, no insult intended.]
And no, I'm not trying to come at you - But that is what your customers may think. You can't expect reselling to give you much profits unless you know it will give you profits. Anything that can be worn or used before is usually not profitable. Especially accessories and clothing.
I'd say to allow that £5 to become the starting bidding price and hopefully it'll work it's way up.
Set up a deadline so you'll probably get more bids a few hours/minutes before the deadline occurs. If not, you'll have to lose it.
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Nvm, didn't read the other posts. Either way, don't bet on anything too high.
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04-23-2011, 01:25 PM
#15
ChynkBud
Big Daddy
Originally posted by Sios
When you sell something you're no longer using, you can't hope to get it back at the same price. If anything, I'd say don't bet on anything above £20.
Why?
It's an electronic and an accessory.
Just because claims are made that you hadn't used it, it's a headset and therefore it has probaby been on your head, even if claims says it hasn't. [Forbid if anyone knows what else is in your hair, no insult intended.]
And no, I'm not trying to come at you - But that is what your customers may think. You can't expect reselling to give you much profits unless you know it will give you profits. Anything that can be worn or used before is usually not profitable. Especially accessories and clothing.
I'd say to allow that £5 to become the starting bidding price and hopefully it'll work it's way up.
Set up a deadline so you'll probably get more bids a few hours/minutes before the deadline occurs. If not, you'll have to lose it.
Why?
It's an electronic and an accessory.
Just because claims are made that you hadn't used it, it's a headset and therefore it has probaby been on your head, even if claims says it hasn't. [Forbid if anyone knows what else is in your hair, no insult intended.]
And no, I'm not trying to come at you - But that is what your customers may think. You can't expect reselling to give you much profits unless you know it will give you profits. Anything that can be worn or used before is usually not profitable. Especially accessories and clothing.
I'd say to allow that £5 to become the starting bidding price and hopefully it'll work it's way up.
Set up a deadline so you'll probably get more bids a few hours/minutes before the deadline occurs. If not, you'll have to lose it.
Thank's But on a diff Site a was offered £15 as a starting Bid
so thats mainly why i said no But on This Site £5 Start with That
And i Dont Want a DeadLine TBh
04-23-2011, 01:34 PM
#17
ChynkBud
Big Daddy
Originally posted by Sios
Well if you got £15 on starting, place that up on your thread, somewhere in the post.
Make it bold and large so it's noticeable for others.
Then allow them to start bidding on it. I wish you luck and hope you didn't think I was trying to come at you.
Make it bold and large so it's noticeable for others.
Then allow them to start bidding on it. I wish you luck and hope you didn't think I was trying to come at you.
No i Never Thought That i new That You Were Trying To help
i would +Rep But im out
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04-23-2011, 03:05 PM
#18
Daddy Cool
Eagle Driver
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