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RE: What to buy? - Ecks - 06-11-2017
You can use the marketplace here, plenty of us on here are looking for good deals on parts and if you are willing to make deals people would buy to resell as well.
RE: What to buy? - Bish0pQ - 06-11-2017
(06-11-2017, 09:12 PM)n3r0x1d3 Wrote: You can use the marketplace here, plenty of us on here are looking for good deals on parts and if you are willing to make deals people would buy to resell as well.
Exactly this. You wouldn't even have to ship it to your house first, you could directly dropship it to someones home /po box
RE: What to buy? - ElevatorToHeaven - 06-11-2017
(06-11-2017, 09:12 PM)n3r0x1d3 Wrote: You can use the marketplace here, plenty of us on here are looking for good deals on parts and if you are willing to make deals people would buy to resell as well.
The problem with marketplace is that im a new member, and cant provide any vouches cause im Canadian!
Our dollar is worth less than american, so even though i have about 200 cad its only 140 usd.
Besides i dont even know how to make a market place thread..
RE: What to buy? - Ecks - 06-11-2017
You could use PayPal or a CryptoCurrency to handle the exchange rates and you can look at the market threads and find a nicely laid out one and just use it as a template for your own and you don't HAVE to provide vouches, if enough people buy they will vouch for you and build your rep, it takes time this way but you can seriously build a business off of this.
RE: What to buy? - ElevatorToHeaven - 06-11-2017
(06-11-2017, 10:20 PM)n3r0x1d3 Wrote: You could use PayPal or a CryptoCurrency to handle the exchange rates and you can look at the market threads and find a nicely laid out one and just use it as a template for your own and you don't HAVE to provide vouches, if enough people buy they will vouch for you and build your rep, it takes time this way but you can seriously build a business off of this.
Thanks for the feedback. Maybe i will try it out!
RE: What to buy? - zorrophreak - 06-11-2017
(06-11-2017, 10:04 PM)ElevatorToHeaven Wrote:(06-11-2017, 09:12 PM)n3r0x1d3 Wrote: You can use the marketplace here, plenty of us on here are looking for good deals on parts and if you are willing to make deals people would buy to resell as well.
The problem with marketplace is that im a new member, and cant provide any vouches cause im Canadian!
Our dollar is worth less than american, so even though i have about 200 cad its only 140 usd.
Besides i dont even know how to make a market place thread..
Can't provide vouches cause im Canadian. I'm not getting that. Why not?
RE: What to buy? - ElevatorToHeaven - 06-11-2017
(06-11-2017, 11:26 PM)zorrophreak Wrote:(06-11-2017, 10:04 PM)ElevatorToHeaven Wrote:(06-11-2017, 09:12 PM)n3r0x1d3 Wrote: You can use the marketplace here, plenty of us on here are looking for good deals on parts and if you are willing to make deals people would buy to resell as well.
The problem with marketplace is that im a new member, and cant provide any vouches cause im Canadian!
Our dollar is worth less than american, so even though i have about 200 cad its only 140 usd.
Besides i dont even know how to make a market place thread..
Can't provide vouches cause im Canadian. I'm not getting that. Why not?
No its not because im Canadian, its because the Canadian dollar is worth less than us. I only have 200 cad which is about 140 us. So i just cant afford to vouch.
RE: What to buy? - Blink - 06-12-2017
(06-11-2017, 07:58 PM)ElevatorToHeaven Wrote:(06-11-2017, 05:39 PM)Bish0pQ Wrote: Do you care to share which one or is it just available for you? You could make insane profit with these prices. I'd even pay you 150$ for an I7-7700k...
Please share your knowledge with us.
The method requires a minute amount of se'ing. You just find a whole sal supplier and talk. I dont wan tto elaborate anymore cause if i did it would be saturaed as f! I have also gotten a free iphone 7 using this method.
Hmm... The iPhone 7 part throws me off, but the rest sounds like you just pretend to be in some company and ask for samples.
Edit: I might try this.
Edit 2: Why not go for a Xeon E5? Or the i9?
RE: What to buy? - Nyx - 06-12-2017
Haven't read through the replies and I'm assuming you mean those prices are in the hundreds, but for Gaming PC: i5-7600 and GPU depends entirely on resolution and games you play (AMD and Nvidia pull a leg up over each other in certain games). As for a miner PC, all I know is miner PCs are usually AMD GPUs.
Edit: I just seen that those prices are actually what you get them for, in which case just go for i7-7700k and any of the GTX 1080s
RE: What to buy? - ElevatorToHeaven - 06-12-2017
(06-12-2017, 12:05 AM)Ender Wrote:(06-11-2017, 07:58 PM)ElevatorToHeaven Wrote:(06-11-2017, 05:39 PM)Bish0pQ Wrote: Do you care to share which one or is it just available for you? You could make insane profit with these prices. I'd even pay you 150$ for an I7-7700k...
Please share your knowledge with us.
The method requires a minute amount of se'ing. You just find a whole sal supplier and talk. I dont wan tto elaborate anymore cause if i did it would be saturaed as f! I have also gotten a free iphone 7 using this method.
Hmm... The iPhone 7 part throws me off, but the rest sounds like you just pretend to be in some company and ask for samples.
The iPhone 7 part was lucky for me as the person i was talking too seemed to be really dumb. I tried it again but they said no so it was a fluke.