IT Auction Sites? 20
deeperMotive asks: "A friend and I are knee-deep in starting a business and are in need of some semi-industrial strength scanners, along the lines of the Canon 5020. As with so many other things in life, Money is, of course, a BIG issue which leads to: Are there any good IT auction or resale sites we should check out for this type of hardware? I've visited a couple, but nothing that didn't seem to have much more than what I could find with eBay and some patience. Any suggestions?"
conventional auctioneers (Score:2, Informative)
I've gotten some great deals there, and seen lots of things go for too much. Know what you want, and what it's worth.
Re:conventional auctioneers (Score:2)
Try www.bid4assets.com (Score:2, Informative)
Not limited to IT, but try James G. Murphy (Score:2)
Then again, if you don't find the hardware you're looking for, they usually have backhoes for doing your own trenching... :)
What's wrong with EBay? (Score:1)
They want to sell pr0n ;) (Score:2)
Don't tell me... going into the high-resolution pr0n business! That's just what the 'net was missing!
Now seriously, I think eBay is the best place to buy the scanners. The only other place I know of is James G. Murphy Co. [murphyauction.com]
Dovebid.com (Score:2, Interesting)
MIT Flea market!! (Score:2, Informative)
They're on the third Sunday of each month, April through October...there's a little bit of info here [harvard.edu] (it's the best site I could find on short notice -- but still sucky).
I haven't been in over a year, but there is usually some useful stuff there...and even some not-so-useful stuff that's juts damn cool (like IPC's, Sparc 5's, old SGI's, and Alphas).
-Turkey
Re:MIT Flea market!! (Score:2)
I'll be there this weekend selling some old crap I don't want anymore.
Heh. (Score:1)
uBid (Score:2)
rent it (Score:2)