Sugarcoated
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Fri Aug-14-09 03:25 PM
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What is a fair price for a used refrigerator? |
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Double sided, two years old in pretty good condition. I'm not sure of much else about it. The neighbor can't fit it in their basement and the delivery guy needs to bring it here or take it away.
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guitar man
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Fri Aug-14-09 03:27 PM
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Around here I'd offer about $100, maybe $150 tops depending on features, condition etc.
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Fri Aug-14-09 03:34 PM
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But what do I know? If he paid, let's say a $1,000, I have a feeling he'll ask for half, and I'll counter offer $400. But that may be too high. I'm not a haggler . . . my neighbor is.
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Fri Aug-14-09 03:49 PM
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Without seeing the fridge I could be way off, if it's really nice it might be worth 300-400 or better,just remember, when you're buying of an individual like that it's usually as is and if it runs for a day and quits, its yours
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Fri Aug-14-09 03:51 PM
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4. what will it cost to have it towed away if you can't sell it? |
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Edited on Fri Aug-14-09 03:55 PM by pitohui
i'm amazed at how unrealistic people are about these things
take $25 or $50 and be happy that you're having it taken away for free
otherwise you end up paying to have it hauled off, i've seen it happen a little too often around here
pigs don't make money, they get slaughtered, as the saying goes!
go to kmart/sears and be amazed that a person can get a new one for a couple hundred bucks, why does anyone need a used fridge at all if you won't be reasonable?
as far as buying it from a neighbor, i would never do that if the neighbor involved is a "haggler," sounds like he has unreasonable expectations and that you are letting yourself be run over
just tell him you're buying a new one from a store that offers a warranty to keep peace in the neighborhood
what happens when the used fridge you overpaid for stops working in 90 days???
BTW the delivery guy needs to deliver it NOW or take it away -- that is a VERY old sales scam around here, you are definitely being played, so i wouldn't give these people any money nor would i give them any more of my time, they may be neighbors but they're also scammers -- i'm aware of this scam being used in my neighborhood as far back as 1992 AT LEAST
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Fri Aug-14-09 03:59 PM
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This is one of the SMARTEST posts I've ever seen on DU.
Way to go, pitohui!
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Tangerine LaBamba
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Fri Aug-14-09 03:57 PM
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5. What's it worth to you? |
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What would you be willing to pay for that refrigerator in a store?
You want a deal, but what will your neighbor do if you don't buy it?
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Fri Aug-14-09 04:15 PM
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depending on how it looks, and if it runs. The last used fridge I got was 175, and it lasted an outstanding 3 months...:eyes:
Nowadays I wouldn't go much higher than 100 unless its got some good features, meets my needs, and is relatively new.
A new fridge usually runs around 200, unless you are going for a college dorm room fridge.
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Fri Aug-14-09 08:05 PM
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9. Where do you get new refrigerators for $200? I guess I don't know where to shop. |
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