$3 investment and turning it into an easy $30+ return

Originally Posted by jghilino

i am saving all ram stick that are 1gb and larger, they sell very well, especially if you can pair them up

Ive built a small at home business doing this same thing. Thats why I have a buyers thread on here for greater than scrap value. For the people who hate ebay and just want to make more money than scrap value. I sell them cheap and quick to keep the turn around comming. Just to give you an example. I pay $2 for a good 1gb ram stick and then post it on ebay for $7 or $8 each or $15 for a pair. So after fees and shipping and time to test the ram I usualy double my investment. Note to my fellow forum members who want to sell ram on ebay. If you dont want 100 returns test the ram good. Dont just plug it in and if it posts to bios call it good. Use a ram testing program it will save you return headaches.

Originally Posted by PartTimeScrapper

Ive built a small at home business doing this same thing. Thats why I have a buyers thread on here for greater than scrap value. For the people who hate ebay and just want to make more money than scrap value. I sell them cheap and quick to keep the turn around comming. Just to give you an example. I pay $2 for a good 1gb ram stick and then post it on ebay for $7 or $8 each or $15 for a pair. So after fees and shipping and time to test the ram I usualy double my investment. Note to my fellow forum members who want to sell ram on ebay. If you dont want 100 returns test the ram good. Dont just plug it in and if it posts to bios call it good. Use a ram testing program it will save you return headaches.

well i have 3 1gb pairs desktop ram i havnt ebayed yet, and about 30 1gb sticks of ram i cant make pairs with, a couple of them are ecc, do you buy all 1gb sticks for $2 each?