How can I get rid of all my rigs at a decent price?

[user0065]

Considering selling my rigs piece by piece via Reddit or looking for a bulk sale. Anyone have any recommendations on going about?

Around 200 1060 6GBS

Would you be interested in renting me 30-40 cards (more if it goes ok)?

Drop me a PM with your price per day, please. Best regards

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[mohucool]

Sell as soon as possible ,mining is becoming obsolete and more and more new projects are turning to other consensus mechanisms.

[khalidxpert]

Ebay amazone and olex is best to sale. Bettee mention your location and price may be some one inbox you and buy

[leowonderful]

eBay's going to likely be the best option for you to get rid of your rigs, as Amazon generally isn't as good for selling used components. Putting up a post in the Computer Hardware section of this forum could also work, though you're obviously going to get more product exposure on a site like eBay. Make sure you accept the use of escrow here so both you and the buyer are secure, and you should be good. I used to have issues very commonly selling on eBay, but most people here are friendly and extremely easy to work with and there are plenty of people looking to buy parts at the right price in bulk. Good luck with your sales!

[romelitounknown]

Considering selling my rigs piece by piece via Reddit or looking for a bulk sale. Anyone have any recommendations on going about?

Around 200 1060 6GBS

If you are not really in a hurry, I could suggest you to wait until btc/ETH price to recover and then you can decide If you will continue selling  or reuse them instead. Either way it's a bit win win for you.

[maydna]

Considering selling my rigs piece by piece via Reddit or looking for a bulk sale. Anyone have any recommendations on going about?

Around 200 1060 6GBS

If you are not really in a hurry, I could suggest you to wait until btc/ETH price to recover and then you can decide If you will continue selling  or reuse them instead. Either way it's a bit win win for you.

But how long? This is a big question for him. My suggestion is don't sell his rigs, turn off his mining if he cannot pay the electricity cost and then wait until the market recover like above me said. I am sure in that time when he starts mining again, and he can pay his electricity cost and also he can get a profit. And if he decides to sell the rigs right now, people will offer a low price because of many people selling their rigs too.

[adaseb]

If you got alot of time on your hands and really want to sell your gear for top dollar then one thing you can do is basically built it into a gaming PC. And this way you can charge alot more for it selling as one part.

A friend suggested this back in the bear market of 2015, but actually building a gaming PC and selling it as one was easier to sell the GPUs than selling them one by one.

You already got a good motherboard, maybe your CPU is good unless you got a Celeron/Sempron, you have to have a good PSU, just need a case, keyboard, mouse, etc.

[dagarair]

that's a ton of work and extra $ though.  I'd just hold onto them if at all possible and turn back on later.  if you cant and you don't want the hassle of selling one at a time peeps out there will buy in 1 shot for like 65-85$. 

[GPU Farm]

I think I can hit up the same guy who bought a 102 cards of mine to buy some more if he'd be interested.

I am willing to do the ''extra'' work to sell piece by piece.
I have PM'd the ones interested in this forum. Do know, I am ONLY using an escrow/middleman. Safety for both sides.
Trying my best to avoid PayPal as-well.

[modmalaney]

the easiest way to do is to use eBay. but it would be quite risky because many scammers roaming even be in eBay at this time. I think it's better not to rush on the conditions that exist today. getting a decent price is not easy even though it's on eBay.