Hmm... smells like a cartell to mee... it creates artificual prices (like our 20yo hardware need it's prices spiced even more) and always put the buyer at a dissadvantage. Also in the real world it's illegal.
Research the prices self, put on a price tag that you're satisfied with it being sold for and if get sold for that amount... then you're happy, if not either:
1) Work more on getting potential customers
2) Lower the price
3) keep the hardware
In a free market, if the price is right it'll get sold... it's just a matter of time and effort.
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Seeing a 020 turbo for an A500 go for 499$ on Ebay and anther a few days later for 210$ doesn't meen that you can expect 499$ or at least 210$ for your hardware... the market might be satisfied already... instead sit down and say... I'd like this amount (keep it sane) but I'm sattisfied with this... and if I dont get that amount I'll have to concider holding on for it just a bit longer til the market is ready to pay what you desire, work on getting more ppl to view your item in case there are still potential buyers willing to pay what you want or lower the price if you realy don't need the item or realy need the $ instead.
Simple no?
