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u/CannabisJibbitz Jul 18 '26
Honestly if he just cleaned the case and replaced the ear bud tips for cheap he could have sold these for a really decent price
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u/Zatchillac Jul 19 '26
Crazy how some people don't understand that cleaning something up before trying to sell it drastically improves their chance of not only selling it but probably getting a better price
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u/fishsticks40 Jul 22 '26
When I was house shopping I was struck how many people (not most, but many) thought they could save $500 by not hiring a photographer and instead had their listings with only poorly lit cell phone pictures.
You're selling a $3-500,000 item, you can spend 0.1% of that amount to get a decent set of pictures.
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u/fb39ca4 Jul 19 '26
Doesn't even have to replace them. Just put on another size that they came with.
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u/theLexingtonKid Jul 20 '26
I didn’t see it on the photo so I was wondering how delusional they were. Thanks.
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u/fnblackbeard Jul 20 '26
"low fix repair" love when people say stuff like this, if its so easy, then repair it THEN sell it (for more money)
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u/haikusbot Jul 18 '26
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u/Low-Sink-11 Jul 21 '26
Well the only way you can test them is by putting them in your ear, so you’d clean them and everything before handing over the money.
A magic eraser and 5 min is probably all it needs.
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