I have old iPhone XS, iPad Air 2 and old 2008 MacBook wanted to sell off.
Normally how you all sell it?
All product is still usable but because already have new one then it is collecting dust.
Want to sell it out but dunno how.

This post has been edited by Zelmel: Sep 20 2023, 12:11 PM

Mudah, eBay, Carousell, Garage Sales

post at carousell, beware scammers though

if want convenient, got bulk buyers buying for resell but expect lower price

This post has been edited by hightechgadgets8: Sep 20 2023, 12:14 PM

Compasia. Not the best prices but for convenience, ease of transaction and assurance not being cheated.

air 2 counting days je before unusable

if u dunwan all those hassle , sell cheap to phone shop .

Any known bulk seller or phone shop in KL area doing the buy back?

Carousell, Mudah, Facebook Marketplace

Most of the time nowadays I am able to find buyer from FB Marketplace

Still keep my 8GB ip2G & the rest. Besides the big black boxes. I’ll just wait till became artifact then consider wanna sell or not.

carousell or mudah u could try there

I normally ask friends and family...

Pre-sold my 64GB iPhone X to a friend to prepare for iPhone 15 Pro

Lowyat.net, Facebook, Friends.

I will avoid carousell, more scammer than potential buyer.

This post has been edited by Andrewtst: Sep 27 2023, 12:06 PM

facebook group / marketplace , lowyat.net , shopee , ebay , carousell , mudah , cash converters

Carousell. The best lol.

I sold few phones from Carousell before and there’s more lowballer outhere some more got one time asking for loan payment

:confused:

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This post has been edited by degraw19: Sep 27 2023, 11:57 PM

I try once, then notice it is not a place for selling, I give up and never use anymore.

i had experienced selling my preloved items too , lowballer seems normal because they are everywhere but asking for loan payment WTH , this is my first time heard bout this

buying used item also asking for loan

remember when i was kid, adult like to loan food in the mini market or coffee shop. the ancestor of "pay later"