I am looking for help and information. I received a bunch of equipment that I have no idea what it is worth or what to do with. I have two boxes, one is holding a sea and sea pro vx1000 underwater housing and the other has a bunch of what looks like lenses, batteries, cables, lighting etc. I received these from a client that is in declining physical health and can no longer enjoy them. I don't know what to do with these items as I don't dive. Can someone please give me some information? Anything helpful would be appreciated.
Thank you,
Clueless
I am looking for help and information. I received a bunch of equipment that I have no idea what it is worth or what to do with. I have two boxes, one is holding a sea and sea pro vx1000 underwater housing and the other has a bunch of what looks like lenses, batteries, cables, lighting etc. I received these from a client that is in declining physical health and can no longer enjoy them. I don't know what to do with these items as I don't dive. Can someone please give me some information? Anything helpful would be appreciated.
Thank you,
Clueless
Ebay has a feature where you can type in the details of the item(s) and it will quote highest, lowest and average price that those items have sold for in the past, assuming that someone has auctioned those specific items before. You could also start off your bid at the lowest you are willing to accept and let the buyers bid it up to the max. It is a kind of self leveling phenomenon. Ebay is a sellers market in a way. Competitiveness in buyers can sometimes get you more that the item is really worth. A couple of things: Used underwater equipment, especially outdated such as the VX1000, has very much devalued, and, new HD cams are very popular (I believe the vx1000 is not even hd). I just sold a similar item, a 3 chip Panasonic in a Gates housing for a brutal $200
