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captivating

Galvanizer
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Expected Price (Rs)
65000
Shipping from
Bhubaneswar
Item Condition
5 out of 5
Payment Options
  1. Bank Transfer
Purchase Date
Feb 1, 2020
Shipping Charges
Excluded - at actuals
Have you provided two pics?
  1. Yes
Remaining Warranty Period
1 year
Invoice Available?
No
Reason for Sale
Upgraded to 3080ti
I Don’t have the bill but card has 1 year warranty left as per mfg date on the box.
Card was used for gaming Apex legends.
Shipping will be at buyers risk. Thank you for your interest.
 

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thebanik said:
He edited his post and dropped price by 25k, so that people would assume your original comment was non sensical
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Ahh okay
captivating said:
That thread u mentioned is 52k and also out of warranty and not 25k , Also his card looks bit problematic. you are misleading.
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Well you originally listed for 75k so that's a difference of 23k are you gonna split hairs over that? :/

His card is working fine just needs some cleaning and repasting(mentioned by user himself) also it's a 2080 ti last generation's flagship with more vram at a lower price point it more than enough covers for lack of warranty imho.

I just merely pointed out sale of the said GPU literally just 2 threads away from you what was the misleading part? I'm confused

Also my post was in regards to help you price your GPU competitively so you can make a quick sale , just ask yourself if you were the buyer which would you have chosen?

As a seller of tech it is always a loosing battle(myself included) it is one of the most depreciating asset you'd loose more money by delaying it's selling if you think deeply about it by selling it quickly you can use those funds towards your upgrade.

But ultimately it's your product you can price it whatever you want that's your right no hard feelings peace :)
 
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captivating said:
That thread u mentioned is 52k and also out of warranty and not 25k , Also his card looks bit problematic. you are misleading.
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@Skynet .I think OP didn't read your reply properly. He thinks in your first post you mentioned the price of 2080ti as 25K when you clearly mentioned the 2080ti is "25k less".

OP, FYI, clearly no one with knowledge of GPU pricing would buy a 2080S for even 65K!! (I noticed you dropped your price by 10K after the barrage of comments here.). A brand new 3070 costs 54K here in Bangalore local market (and in every local market) and is more powerful than a 2080S, needless to say it's brand new and comes with 3-4 years warranty, Now with these facts, please think why would someone still pay 65K for your 2080S!.
 
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captivating said:
I Don’t have the bill but card has 1 year warranty left as per mfg date on the box.
Card was used for gaming Apex legends.
Shipping will be at buyers risk. Thank you for your interest.
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Since the warranty is as per the import date, which is Feb 2020, you need to update the warranty. Its no more 1 year in that case but 8 months.
 
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captivating said:
Updated price rs 40k shipped
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Friendly advice. You started off at like 65k 2 months ago when people could get new 3070 Ti for 60k on FB groups. It wasn't an attractive price then. Now the market is down and I feel like you're making the same mistake. There are posts here for new 3070 Ti for not much more than what you're selling this for at 40k. And people are going to prefer the newer generation cards even if the performance of the 2080 is great.

If you thought selling this for 40k is hard now wait till they launch the 40 series cards and everyone starts holding several more months for the most recent card. And not to mention the flooding of ex-mining cards that's still yet to happen.

The 2080 you're holding is going to be of lot less value. It's gonna hurt but the most strategic thing you can do now is make this the most attractive in terms of price *right now*. Get the sale done ASAP before its market value depreciates significantly very shortly.

It's my 2 cents, take it or leave it.
Skynet said:
Ahh okay

Well you originally listed for 75k so that's a difference of 23k are you gonna split hairs over that? :/

His card is working fine just needs some cleaning and repasting(mentioned by user himself) also it's a 2080 ti last generation's flagship with more vram at a lower price point it more than enough covers for lack of warranty imho.

I just merely pointed out sale of the said GPU literally just 2 threads away from you what was the misleading part? I'm confused

Also my post was in regards to help you price your GPU competitively so you can make a quick sale , just ask yourself if you were the buyer which would you have chosen?

As a seller of tech it is always a loosing battle(myself included) it is one of the most depreciating asset you'd loose more money by delaying it's selling if you think deeply about it by selling it quickly you can use those funds towards your upgrade.

But ultimately it's your product you can price it whatever you want that's your right no hard feelings peace :)
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What a great piece of advice the OP missed out on lol

If you had listened to it then you wouldn't be here struggling to sell this at 40k. The other thread with the "problematic 2080 ti" that was made at the same time you made this post sold for lot sooner and probably for higher than what you're trying to sell this now. Just think about it.
 
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Digigear said:
Friendly advice. You started off at like 65k 2 months ago when people could get new 3070 Ti for 60k on FB groups. It wasn't an attractive price then. Now the market is down and I feel like you're making the same mistake. There are posts here for new 3070 Ti for not much more than what you're selling this for at 40k. And people are going to prefer the newer generation cards even if the performance of the 2080 is great.

If you thought selling this for 40k is hard now wait till they launch the 40 series cards and everyone starts holding several more months for the most recent card. And not to mention the flooding of ex-mining cards that's still yet to happen.

The 2080 you're holding is going to be of lot less value. It's gonna hurt but the most strategic thing you can do now is make this the most attractive in terms of price *right now*. Get the sale done ASAP before its market value depreciates significantly very shortly.

It's my 2 cents, take it or leave it.

What a great piece of advice the OP missed out on lol

If you had listened to it then you wouldn't be here struggling to sell this at 40k. The other thread with the "problematic 2080 ti" that was made at the same time you made this post sold for lot sooner and probably for higher than what you're trying to sell this now. Just think about it.
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Bro, don't waste your time explaining so much, OP doesn't even fully read posts with short descriptions BUT STILL makes accusatory statements that he/she doesn't even bother to take back when clarified.
 
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Digigear said:
Friendly advice. You started off at like 65k 2 months ago when people could get new 3070 Ti for 60k on FB groups. It wasn't an attractive price then. Now the market is down and I feel like you're making the same mistake. There are posts here for new 3070 Ti for not much more than what you're selling this for at 40k. And people are going to prefer the newer generation cards even if the performance of the 2080 is great.

If you thought selling this for 40k is hard now wait till they launch the 40 series cards and everyone starts holding several more months for the most recent card. And not to mention the flooding of ex-mining cards that's still yet to happen.

The 2080 you're holding is going to be of lot less value. It's gonna hurt but the most strategic thing you can do now is make this the most attractive in terms of price *right now*. Get the sale done ASAP before its market value depreciates significantly very shortly.

It's my 2 cents, take it or leave it.

What a great piece of advice the OP missed out on lol

If you had listened to it then you wouldn't be here struggling to sell this at 40k. The other thread with the "problematic 2080 ti" that was made at the same time you made this post sold for lot sooner and probably for higher than what you're trying to sell this now. Just think about it.
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Thanks :)
 
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