Loco4G63T

iTrader: (27)

I have had 2 BNIB R/C planes for sale since XMas and nobody has bit at all. Is this not the best place to sell R/C planes?

skyrc6

iTrader: (12)

maybe lower your price... or try it on craigslist or ebay. who knows what you'll get

Loco4G63T

iTrader: (27)

If it wasn't brand spanking new I would lower my price but taking a loss on new and a loss on shipping is a double negative that doesn't equal a positive. 8 ) Thanks for the response though.

GregH

What are you selling?

rc_user

iTrader: (11)

I've found it's hard to sell just about ANY RC stuff unless you're asking a LOT less than what it's worth new, depending on how desirable it is.
Not sure what you have or what it costs new but buying something from a private seller has to be a really good deal to a buyer since there is risk, in some cases zero warranty, and no returns.
This is definitely not a hobby where you can expect to get your money back, it's like restoring old cars. :-)

flou

iTrader: (18)

when you transfer to a new owner from original purchaser it is used or at least considered used. Warranty does not transfer.so the new buyer is out in parts if something happens.I have not sold on here but sell locally often and I rarely break even.I also don't deal in aerial much at all. I'm a ground pounder. I like monster trucks. Lot of buyers are looking for that deal of a lifetime.

MeSE-Rious#6

iTrader: (3)

To be honest with you, you'll be better off on RCGroups when it comes to Air RC. RCtech has always been big on surface RC. As many have already pointed out, in this hobby, it's highly unlikely to EVER break even when selling private. Regardless of the product being new, used etc.

rcdude1

Try Ebay...