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Matt Shields wrote: > My company is looking to get rid of some of it's older servers and other > network and phone gear. I've tried Craiglist and I don't have time to > bicker over prices and deal with people not showing up. I don't want to deal > with eBay because of having to do shipping and the whole auction process. > I've talked to liquidators and they either don't want to deal with me > because I don't have a lot, or the ones that do are offering me pennies on > the dollar for my equipment. > > So, what do other people do when selling old or unused gear? > > Note: When I say old, some of it is just a year or two old, some of it could > be up to 5 years old. MIT Flea works for me. http://w1mx.mit.edu/flea-at-mit http://web.mit.edu/w1mx/www/swapfest/swapfest-2009.05.pdf A table there is EXTREMELY cheap, you sell what you can without shipping costs, and it's a lot of fun. Another option is http://www.tradeloop.com
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