Now from a seller's standpoint.....

[chairmonkey4406]

Should I sell my Gameboy Advance with games or should I sell the GBA and games sepereately. I'm asking as how would I make more money do you think? Thanks a lot.

 

 

 

-Mike

[JerseyDevil]

Should I sell my Gameboy Advance with games or should I sell the GBA and games sepereately. I'm asking as how would I make more money do you think? Thanks a lot.

 

 

 

                                                                         -Mike

 

It depends on what the games are. If they are desirable games you will do better listing them seperately. If they are crappy games, list them with the system.

[Mindfield]

Each method has its good and bad points.

 

Bundle:

PROS: Money in one lump sum. Get rid of everything at once -- one trip to the post office and one shipping fee finishes it. One listing fee, one FVF, one PayPal fee. Bundles also often fetch decent prices if there are some good titles in there.

CONS: You might not get as much as you could have selling individually. Not everyone wants a bundle if all they are considering it for is a few of its titles.

 

Parting Out:

PROS: You can usually get more on a per-cart basis than selling in a bundle, and if you're accepting paypal but paying real money to ship then it's also a good way to get some extra float in your PayPal balance without hitting the bank.

CONS: The good carts get cherry picked and you're often stuck with the crap (or less desirable) titles 'til you sell 'em off dirt cheap just to get rid of them. Multiple eBay listing fees, FVF fees and PayPal fees. Multiple trips to the post office.

[Susuwatari]

If you don't want older, less desireable game to remain stuck with you for an eternity, sell them as a bundle. I usually sell tgame and systems as bundle unless I know a certain game would sell for a lot (ie Quadran sells better alone than with a bundle of 100 carts)