[FOR SALE] Used HDs

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  • Kamal
    Administrator
    • May 2002
    • 28835
    #1

    [FOR SALE] Used HDs

    I am looking to consolidate my HDs by buying a single large HD. Accordingly, I am going to sell 2 old Western Digital IDE HDs I have. Both are in mint working condition and are sitting in a server that is pretty much inactive since MercurySessions went offline.

    1 x 7200 RPM - 100 GB
    1 x 7200 RPM - 120 GB

    $92 (or best offer for both). Depending on fixing price, I will include free shipping. PM me for more information.
    www.mjwebhosting.com

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    • beanzncheez
      Banned
      • Jun 2004
      • 4442
      #2
      Re: [FOR SALE] Used HDs

      I'm not trying to thread crap in any way but you may want to drop those prices. I know, it hurts to sell things for way cheaper than what you paid for them years ago but with today's prices, that's not a good deal.

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        • Simon Preston
          Gold Gabber
          • Jun 2004
          • 845
          #3
          Re: [FOR SALE] Used HDs

          I don't really bother selling old harddrives anymore. Just stockpile them. You can get a new 320GB for less than ?50 over here (that'd be some $99 in the US with a direct exchange rate conversion, but they probably don't quite sell for that much there).
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            • beanzncheez
              Banned
              • Jun 2004
              • 4442
              #4
              Re: [FOR SALE] Used HDs

              ^ ^ You're absolutely right. $99 for 320GB over here in the states is overpriced. You can get a 400GB for $85 and a 500GB for about $139, depending on the sales. It's common to see 200GB for around $39.

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                • rag21
                  Fresh Peossy
                  • Jun 2004
                  • 28
                  #5
                  Re: [FOR SALE] Used HDs

                  another example of cheap HDDs.
                  I picked up a 750GB for $285 about 5 months ago.
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