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Sam91

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#192172 29-Feb-2016 17:56
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2x Seagate Constellation CS ST2000NC001 2TB drives.

 

3.5" SATA
7200 RPM

 

Open to offers. I just got these as a warranty replacement. I haven't removed them from their bags.

 

Please note, they are Factory Repaired by Seagate. According to the online warranty information, they are under warranty until May next year.

 

Would prefer to sell them together.

 

Shipping:

 

$5 - Within Auckland - Pass the Parcel (courier)
$8 - Rest of NZ - Pass the Parcel (courier)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


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  #1501680 29-Feb-2016 17:56
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Hey, have you listed a price, location and how much shipping would be to other parts of New Zealand? Also if you are asking for a PM make sure your Privacy settings allow your account to receive PM otherwise people can't contact you. Also note if you are selling something we ask you to offer to other members first. Links to private sales (including Trade Me posts) aren't accepted anymore and will be removed.





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  #1501700 29-Feb-2016 17:59
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What ball park are you looking at?


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  #1501702 29-Feb-2016 18:10
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Benoire:

 

What ball park are you looking at?

 

 

I'm not involved in IT, so I don't really know how factory repaired drives are viewed by people in the know. I also don't know what they're worth, apart from what similar ones retail for (I know won't get retail).

 

Make what you think is a fair offer : )

 

 




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  #1501842 29-Feb-2016 21:29
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Forgot to mention that they are enterprise drives.

 

Any interest at $300 including shipping for both?


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  #1501854 29-Feb-2016 21:38
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Sam91:

 

Forgot to mention that they are enterprise drives.

 

Any interest at $300 including shipping for both?

 

 

 

 

They are $125 retail http://www.pbtech.co.nz/index.php?z=p&p=HDDSE2204X&name=Seagate-2TB-Barracuda-SATA3-7200RPM-6Gbs-64MB-Inte


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  #1501864 29-Feb-2016 21:47
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noroad:

 

Sam91:

 

Forgot to mention that they are enterprise drives.

 

Any interest at $300 including shipping for both?

 

 

 

 

They are $125 retail http://www.pbtech.co.nz/index.php?z=p&p=HDDSE2204X&name=Seagate-2TB-Barracuda-SATA3-7200RPM-6Gbs-64MB-Inte

 

 

Forgive my ignorance, but I've been told they are enterprise drives and therefore worth more than consumer ones.


 
 
 

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  #1501931 1-Mar-2016 07:36
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Sam91:

 

Forgive my ignorance, but I've been told they are enterprise drives and therefore worth more than consumer ones.

 

 

Sure enterprise drives cost more but worth is a function of what someone else is prepared to pay. I would suggest that someone who is prepared to pay more for a re-certified enterprise drive is unlikely to buy it second hand as such. If its not a bargain as such I would not fancy your chances of selling them.

 

 


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  #1501936 1-Mar-2016 08:20
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I was keen until a saw the price.

 

 

 

I'm a fan of WD drives personally, but Seagate have actually been pretty good to me in the last few years, so maybe I need to revisit my take on things.

 

 

 

Still regardless, as mentioned above, they may be fancier, but they're second hand now, and with an undetermined level of work over their lifetime, and have failed in the past.

 

 

 

Bottom line, I think your pricing expectations may be a bit off.


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  #1501949 1-Mar-2016 08:51
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Hey guys,

You've made some really good points. The person who sent me a PM outlined what you said as well, that most people buying enterprise drives will buy new, so the market is limited. 

 

The $300 price was the very top of his estimated price range. I thought I'd start off high and move heavily on the price if need be. Sorry to ruffle feathers with my price, it annoys me too seeing people over price things on TM. 

 

I will consider offers over $200 + shipping. Hopefully this is more realistic, please let me know if I'm still off.


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  #1501960 1-Mar-2016 09:20
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I rekon you are still off the mark - for second hand drives - I would be looking sub $200 all up...anything close to $200 I would be just going and grabbing them brand new (as mentioned in that link to pbtech)...sure, might not be Ent editions, but meh. 

 

Good luck with the sale


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  #1502016 1-Mar-2016 11:05
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E3xtc:

 

I rekon you are still off the mark - for second hand drives - I would be looking sub $200 all up...anything close to $200 I would be just going and grabbing them brand new

 

 

 

 

That was my thought as well.

I do need to upgrade, but I value what's on my drives.  I'd offer around $150.


 
 
 

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  #1502233 1-Mar-2016 16:17
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Jaxson:

E3xtc:


I rekon you are still off the mark - for second hand drives - I would be looking sub $200 all up...anything close to $200 I would be just going and grabbing them brand new



 


That was my thought as well.

I do need to upgrade, but I value what's on my drives.  I'd offer around $150.



Thanks for your offer. I'm getting closer then : )

To everyone:
I said offers over $200 before, I'll take $200 flat + shipping. PM me if interested. Otherwise I think I'll give TradeMe a go.


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  #1508400 8-Mar-2016 19:27
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Sold for $220 on TradeMe.

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  #1508413 8-Mar-2016 19:55
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Nice





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