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I want to upgrade my current gtx 750ti but i dont exactly want to throw it away, where exactly can i sell it or at least get something in return for it??
 
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I sell my old graphics cards on ebay.
Find your parts in used condition on ebay.
Then filter on completed auctions,
In green you will see what the part actually sold for.
Do be careful who you sell to.
I recently had a buyer return a different(and probably defective) card than the one I sold him, claiming it was defective.
Fortunately my listing showed the serial number and some hidden identifying marks which were not present on the card he returned.
The incident has been reported to ebay and the investigation is ongoing.
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I sell my old graphics cards on ebay.
Find your parts in used condition on ebay.
Then filter on completed auctions,
In green you will see what the part actually sold for.
Do be careful who you sell to.
I recently had a buyer return a different(and probably defective) card than the one I sold him, claiming it was defective.
Fortunately my listing showed the serial number and some hidden identifying marks which were not present on the card he returned.
The incident has been reported to ebay and the investigation is ongoing.
 
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That is insane! I would have never thought to include the serial number in the pictures... I'm going to start doing that.

Also - yes what he said. I sell my stuff on ebay a lot. Just make sure to do what he said with the pictures, and make sure to say sold as is, no returns. and include something along the lines of "it works for me, but I cannot gurantee it will work in your system". stuff like seller protections
 
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Unfortunately, ebay seller rules favor the buyer in virtually all disputes excepting fraud. A buyer can return any item for virtually any reason.
I was advised to update my profile to use the ebay return process.
That avoids your expense in having the buyer return an item.
My advice, describe your items carefully,and accurately. Consider returns from buyer remorse as part of doing business.
 
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