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[davo1975]

Hi, i need some help if possible! my uncle died and left alot of stuff to me and have a welder im not sure its correct value as keep getting silly prices! its a miller 351 syncrowave and has a foot pedal thing a miller watermate 1a cooling system and i think a fan! any help from you guys would be much apprieciated
thanks dave

 

[jonjoe]

you mean silly high or silly low millers make quite a bit of money

 

[davo1975]

someone offered £300 and see some on usa ebay for $2600 without the water thingy so very confused:-(

 

[voipio]

To get an idea of the likely selling price of an item, I've found it useful to do an eBay search for the item, then using the advanced search to see the completed listings. That way, it's possible to see the prices that the items have actually sold/or not sold for in the recent past.

A Miller Syncrowave was recently put on eBay for a starting price of £1,616.18, was on for 10 days and got no bids in that time, making $2600 seem a little ambitious.

It's often better to put something on for 99p, or at least for what seems a bargain price, which normally attracts quite a few watchers. These items will fetch the price that the people out there are willing to pay.

 

[davo1975]

i dont want to sell it on ebay as they are a nightmare where would be a good place to advertise it as it is in very very good condition :-) thanks for your advice already