From: Scott Smith (hioctane@gmail.com)
Date: Mon Jul 16 2007 - 16:45:46 ART
I just went through this very process about 2 months ago and sold
everything via eBay.
If we're talking about a full blown lab then we're talking a few
thousand dollars. I actually tried selling mine as a complete package
on for less than the individual pieces would be (a deal so-to-speak).
It was listed for about a week with no takers (no big surprise).
After the "package" wouldn't sell I listed some items individually
such as 3550, APC Master Switch, 2511,etc. As for the rest of the
routers and such... I grouped some of the routers/cables together in
mini-labs geared towards the CCNA/CCNP crowd. For example I sold 3
2600s and cables as a package.
To my surprise the 2500's I had (2501s, 2511, 2522) were some of the
first routers to sell... I really thought they'd be the hardest to
sell. As it turned out the 2600s were the most difficult to get rid
of. From start to finish it took about 5 weeks to sell everything I
had.
All of this equipment was purchased on eBay and I sold all of it on
eBay... no issues here.
-- Scott CCIE #17040 (R&S)On 7/16/07, Kyle MacDonald <Kyle.MacDonald@pwgsc.gc.ca> wrote: > Hi Group, > > So now that I've passed the lab, I'm looking to recoup some of my > investment by selling my home lab. Have people had much success in > selling it? What's the best way to do it, sell it as a whole or piece > it out? I'm wary of eBay as I've been burned before. It also seems > like there are lots of players in the used Cisco market, that doesn't > make it easy. Any good tips? > > Thanks, > > Kyle MacDonald > CCIE #18366 > > _______________________________________________________________________ > Subscription information may be found at: > http://www.groupstudy.com/list/CCIELab.html
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