SE service for monitors

[spirifix]

Hello everyone, lately I've been messing with HP, Lenovo, dell and asus. Been getting monitors for my entourage as I got the required resources, anyway lately I've been thinking about offering an SE service for these brands, and also offer some monitors I already have (Lenovo legions 25 n 27, and a 44 144hz, and like 2 curved screens from HP). What makes me not so encouraged to offer this service is the price, I don't know what % to offer, I don't want to get fucked as I'd make more SEing them to myself then selling them, and I also don't want to put a high price that people will shun away from.

Can anyone guide me? Limited to EU btw.

[DVGay]

well thats why you look online if anyone else has the service and that gives you a baseline price.

if no one else well then you are the one who makes the price and if they want it they have to pay it, and if they don't they will tell you and the lack of sales will tell you.

Just start it and have a price, no one buys lower, do it untill you meet the max price people are willing to pay.

[Iggy]

Hello everyone, lately I've been messing with HP, Lenovo, dell and asus. Been getting monitors for my entourage as I got the required resources, anyway lately I've been thinking about offering an SE service for these brands, and also offer some monitors I already have (Lenovo legions 25 n 27, and a 44 144hz, and like 2 curved screens from HP). What makes me not so encouraged to offer this service is the price, I don't know what % to offer, I don't want to get fucked as I'd make more SEing them to myself then selling them, and I also don't want to put a high price that people will shun away from.

Can anyone guide me? Limited to EU btw.

Most services I've seen offered around 20% ($250 monitor for $50). Of course you can go higher for more expensive, sought after monitors. Included stands are a rare find, if you have the ability. The marketplace can sometimes be hard for selling these kinds of services depending on saturation, good luck.

[ReqMan_]

Can anyone guide me? Limited to EU btw.

The pricing is honestly up to you, monitor SE's aren't really that saturated I believe.
I would charge around 30-50%, just depends on how much time you have / want to spend doing SEs, as a lower price will obviously get you more customers.

[Shoutgun]

Saw only one service doing it and it's 50%, to me, it's to high, 30-40 might be the best range

[xHubaBubax]

Get atleast 25% for sure you'll be bombarded with messages from customers

[niggo]

Can anyone guide me? Limited to EU btw.

if you want rather fast sales then id say go for a ~20% rate, im very sure youll get more offers than you can handle

you could prob also charge around 30% max


also if youre planning on opening a service contact me for the staff vouch copy

[Fliest_aladdin]

^
You can also do a giveaway as a vouch. This way more people have the opportunity to get in on it

[niggo]

You can also do a giveaway as a vouch. This way more people have the opportunity to get in on it

if he plans on doing that he will have to do that no matter what
for a service of this kind it is mandatory

[catalinBraosanuu12]

30% it will be perfect. If you open that type of service i will be you're customer !!

[AhappyIsland]

The pricing is honestly up to you, monitor SE's aren't really that saturated I believe.
I would charge around 30-50%, just depends on how much time you have / want to spend doing SEs, as a lower price will obviously get you more customers.

50% for refurbished monitor without stand or power cable and risk of rebill? LOL..20% MAX.


OP,
if its so profitable, do it yourself and sell the monitors. the reason its low percentage is because you're taking no risk when ordering these for customers.