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This is my price-point as well (actually $297.50) since half of the available transfers are used. I'd be willing to pay more if it came with the map pack (I don't think that can transfer) or the wifi adaptor.
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08-12-2021, 02:46 PM | #11 | |
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For the people waiting to only spend 300, that's fine keep waiting. Same goes for myself, I'll wait till i get the right price, if not ill keep it. I'm in no rush to sell it. |
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$350 is the most you'll get from an informed buyer. I paid $310 about two months ago including the PayPal protection fee.
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08-13-2021, 11:52 AM | #15 |
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To be fair, the fair market value for bm3 is half the cost that means $300. Why? Anything more will just give advantage for the original buyer while the secondary buyer stuck with the license and can’t resell.
At half way, both original and secondary buyer gets their money worth and pay the same price. If original buyer is selling at $400, why would there be a secondary market? I would just buy it and use it until i desire then i sell it later cause it only cost me $200 to ‘rent’ the license and let the secondary buyer eat the rest and stuck with no resell. Remember, i can sell it 4 years later or 5 years later and the license cost is still the same or it may increase, in that case, i would even get more bang for bucks if i am the original buyer. Just saying… i don’t think $400 will sell. There is a reason why you keep bumping the post |
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08-13-2021, 04:06 PM | #16 | |
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I just went ahead and bought my own outright. My original plan was to spend $300 plus whatever protection fees and map costs I'd have to pay. Then do it again later when I switched to my F80, and in the process help a fellow owner get some of their money back. It's just not worth it to spend $400 plus the other fees on top. |
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08-13-2021, 04:54 PM | #17 | |
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Remember, this is an enthusiast forum, not a marketplace where people make money for a living. Enthusiast forum is where enthusiasts help each other out, but of course, there are greedy people everywhere who don’t see that and always want to have as little loss as possible… For this type of transaction, seller will never be able to sell for $400, they can either eat the whole $600 themselves or just sell it for $300… If there is a market for bm3 resell for $400, every body will just be a original buyer cause they lose just $200 and the second buyer eats $400. But then it won’t make sense as there will be no demand in secondary if anybody is selling for $400. Just be fair in bm3 license reselling, this is different than if you are reselling parts because parts can be resold, in theory, infinite amount of times, while this is only once. A smart buyer will never pay more than $300… a smart seller who want their money back should never sell more than $300 unless there are stupid buyers. You want a profit, fine, you sell stuff that don’t have such a clear proposition. Sell used car, yes. You can profit since nobody know your capital. In luxury watch, there is a term, buy the seller. Reputation precedes profits. You will look stupid and greedy when you are trying to sell this bm3 for more than $300. Last edited by gameson; 08-13-2021 at 05:00 PM.. |
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08-18-2021, 10:38 AM | #20 | |
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so why should secondary buyer pay $100 more when they have to surrender their tune when it's time to sell their car? secondary buyer can take off the tune when they sell the car, BUT it's no value to them as they no longer can sell the tune, the tune value stays with the car. if the secondary buyer can charge the buyer of their car $100 for the tune, then yes, it's worth $400, but can they? lol, when you are selling thousand dollar car and try to nickel dime your buyer for $100, you won't make a sale... that's why $300 is fair as both buyers will lose it no matter what. you are just trying to justify your reasoning, but your justification doesn't make sense when both buyers are essentially renting their tune, basically you are just greedy... but hey, it's your tune, if you can sell it for $400, power to you to find stupid buyers, but informed buyer will NEVER pay $400 for it, that's why you see this thread, the seller keeps bumping it the true benefit of this is actually the third buyer or later buyer (the buyer who bought the used car from the secondary tune buyer) as the third buyer gets their tune for 'free' |
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08-18-2021, 10:58 AM | #22 |
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LOL, you just said it yourself, both buyers don't get to recoup their investment, so why one buyer has to pay more than the other? you want to make your case, but you can't make your argument, you are just repeating yourself lol
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