[Live2ride883]

About a week ago I ordered two black Pixel 3 XL 128's for my daughter and I. She has since decided that she doesn't want one and rather than cancel the order I have decided to sell one of them. It is set to be delivered to my place Thursday. This will be unopened/Brand new, whats a fair price?

Buyer will pay shipping (15.00) for a Medium Flat rate USPS box (Lower 48 states only), this includes 50.00 of insurance, if the buyer requests extra insurance they are responsible for that. paypal only, or local pick up (cash).

[TraderGary]

Why go through the trouble? Just return it unopened.

[vzwuser76]

Why go through the trouble? Just return it unopened.

Agreed. I don't know how warranty would work for someone else buying the device,and you'll take a hit on the price,since at this point they're not seriously backordered or hard to get. If you charge anything close to full price AND charge for shipping, they could go and get one direct from Google or Verizon with free shipping. It just doesn't seem worth it. And if the box isn't opened, I don't think they can charge you a restocking fee.

[blkppr]

If you can return it for full refund, that's probably better. Because people most likely won't pay full price to buy it from you.

[Live2ride883]

I'm not looking to sell for full price, fair price yes, but not full.

[areyes163]

I'm not looking to sell for full price, fair price yes, but not full.

To each their own I guess. List it new for 50 bucks less unopened. It will sell. I would just return it for a full refund but that's me.

[Live2ride883]

Thanks, I figured if I could make a few bucks, and someone could get a cheaper phone than why not sell it.

[Kirstein Gourlay]

Thanks, I figured if I could make a few bucks, and someone could get a cheaper phone than why not sell it.

I think you would lose out. I would return it unopened for a full refund.

[klau25]

I doubt you can make anything. Not like people are having trouble getting them on time this year. Most of us are even getting them a little earlier than the first promised date. If you order one now, the delivery date is next week. I wouldn't be surprised people can just walk into a best buy or Verizon store to get one on the same day. I would just return it if I were you. FYI I see Google starting to charge a $35 restocking fee. You should call and see if that's still applies if it's unopened. Good luck.

[AMG_Roadster]

My guess is he did something like the Google Fi deal. Add a new person and get $799 off. So he can make some money by not returning the phone.

[osubeavs728]

I doubt you can make anything. Not like people are having trouble getting them on time this year. Most of us are even getting them a little earlier than the first promised date. If you order one now, the delivery date is next week. I wouldn't be surprised people can just walk into a best buy or Verizon store to get one on the same day. I would just return it if I were you. FYI I see Google starting to charge a $35 restocking fee. You should call and see if that's still applies if it's unopened. Good luck.

You underestimate the impact paying no taxes can have (for those that live in places where there is sales tax).

If someone tried to sell me a sealed 3XL at face value, I'd do it. I'd avoid paying the $30 upgrade fee and the $110 in taxes and that stupid $30 notch fee that Verizon is charging.

[klau25]

You underestimate the impact paying no taxes can have (for those that live in places where there is sales tax).

If someone tried to sell me a sealed 3XL at face value, I'd do it. I'd avoid paying the $30 upgrade fee and the $110 in taxes and that stupid $30 notch fee that Verizon is charging.

$110 in sales tax? I'm lucky my state only charges 6%. Well Verizon also gives you extra perks like free pixel stands and some other credit? OP is trying to make money so I doubt he's selling it at face value without tax.

[TheJastrom]

Encourage your Daughter to try it out first, it does have the best camera on the market.

[Live2ride883]

She's decided that she wants my original Pixel XL.

[raqball]

You underestimate the impact paying no taxes can have (for those that live in places where there is sales tax).

If someone tried to sell me a sealed 3XL at face value, I'd do it. I'd avoid paying the $30 upgrade fee and the $110 in taxes and that stupid $30 notch fee that Verizon is charging.

Well if the seller paid sales tax then they'd need to pass that along as well to break even....

I can't see the logic of trying to sell it when it can be returned, unopened for a full refund..

On top of that why deal with trying to sell it? Lowballers, the chance of getting fake money ect. If sold online you run the risk of a charge back....

PayPal gives buyers 6 months to file a claim and they almost always side with the buyer..

I dunno, make no sense to me whatsoever....

[klau25]

Well if the seller paid sales tax then they'd need to pass that along as well to break even....

I can't see the logic of trying to sell it when it can be returned, unopened for a full refund..

On top of that why deal with trying to sell it? Lowballers, the chance of getting fake money ect. If sold online you run the risk of a charge back....

PayPal gives buyers 6 months to file a claim and they almost always side with the buyer..

I dunno, make no sense to me whatsoever....

Yup, agreed. I remember I accidentally bought 2 nexus 4 when it first came out. Actually sold 1 of them and made like $200. With the Pixel 3 being readily available to purchase you will be lucky if you can get your money back.

[raqball]

Yup, agreed. I remember I accidentally bought 2 nexus 4 when it first came out. Actually sold 1 of them and made like $200. With the Pixel 3 being readily available to purchase you will be lucky if you can get your money back.

Agree.... Lets say you had pink and that color was back ordered for months then maybe you'd be able to extract a profit..

The problem with selling a phone that's easily obtainable is:

1. Assume seller paid $860 after tax for the phone
2. eBay charges 10% seller fee and PayPal 3%
3. swappa will charge less than 10% but still a fee and still the PayPal 3%

In order to make money or even break even on a phone that's easily available that the seller paid $860 for, it would need to have at least 13% tacked on. So the phone would need to sell for about $970...

Not real sure who is going to pay $970 for a phone they can order themselves for over $100 less....

As far as local sales goes, the phone would need to sell for exactly what was paid for it to break even. You still run the risk of bogus money and have the hassle of lowballers and wasted time responding to the ad for the tire kickers..

Easy solution is refuse shipment or return without opening it for a full refund..

Wait 30 days and the market will be flooded with the free Fi phones people are getting once they meet the Fi requirement for the credit and sell the 2nd one...

[billchat]

Easy solution is refuse shipment or return without opening it for a full refund..

Works for me - and has quite well.

[osubeavs728]

Well if the seller paid sales tax then they'd need to pass that along as well to break even....

I can't see the logic of trying to sell it when it can be returned, unopened for a full refund..

On top of that why deal with trying to sell it? Lowballers, the chance of getting fake money ect. If sold online you run the risk of a charge back....

PayPal gives buyers 6 months to file a claim and they almost always side with the buyer..

I dunno, make no sense to me whatsoever....

Because as people have already mentioned, he probably did buy one get one free. So if he returns it, what's going to get refunded?

[vzwuser76]

She's decided that she wants my original Pixel XL.

Isn't the 3XL pretty much the see size as the original Pixel XL? So she would get nearly the same thing but wouldn't get the benefits of 2 years of advancement. I could undt if you got her a regular Pixel 3 but she wanted the larger model, but I don't see any reason to want the older phone, other than having the headphone jack. But if she's worried about headphones, reviews are saying the included Pixel Buds are excellent and well balanced.

[raqball]

Because as people have already mentioned, he probably did buy one get one free. So if he returns it, what's going to get refunded?

From where? Fi requires it to be on an account for 30 days before you get the billing credit.. I am pretty sure VZW is not giving you a free phone without it also being active on the account..

Edit to add: VZW free Pixel 3 policy

Buy one Google Pixel 3, get one on us.

1. Buy one Pixel 3 or Pixel 3 XL with monthly device payments, get one Pixel 3 64GB free (or get $799.99 off any other Pixel 3 or Pixel 3 XL model).

2. You’ll need to add a new line to one of these phones.

3. Then you’ll see a credit of $33.33/mo over 24 months on your bill.

So $33.33 x 24 = $799.92 plus eBay and PayPal fees... It needs to be sold for $905 to break even..

How exactly is this a money maker? Return it and call it a day...

[vzwuser76]

From where? Fi requires it to be on an account for 30 days before you get the billing credit.. I am pretty sure VZW is not giving you a free phone without it also being active on the account..

Edit to add: VZW free Pixel 3 policy

Buy one Google Pixel 3, get one on us.

1. Buy one Pixel 3 or Pixel 3 XL with monthly device payments, get one Pixel 3 64GB free (or get $799.99 off any other Pixel 3 or Pixel 3 XL model).

2. You’ll need to add a new line to one of these phones.

3. Then you’ll see a credit of $33.33/mo over 24 months on your bill.

So $33.33 x 24 = $799.92 plus eBay and PayPal fees... It needs to be sold for $905 to break even..

How exactly is this a money maker? Return it and call it a day...

The day I called to ask about ordering it from Verizon, I talked to a CSR and she was pushing me hard to get the BOGO deal. She was telling me I could activate both phones on existing lines (false) and that the 2nd phone only had to be activated for a few seconds and then I could sell it (false) while continuing to receive the monthly bill credits (false). She said in effect I could get both phones for free that way (false, False, FALSE!).

[Kirstein Gourlay]

Isn't the 3XL pretty much the see size as the original Pixel XL? So she would get nearly the same thing but wouldn't get the benefits of 2 years of advancement. I could undt if you got her a regular Pixel 3 but she wanted the larger model, but I don't see any reason to want the older phone, other than having the headphone jack. But if she's worried about headphones, reviews are saying the included Pixel Buds are excellent and well balanced.

The pixel buds are excellent. I bought a pair and got them already.

[raqball]

The day I called to ask about ordering it from Verizon, I talked to a CSR and she was pushing me hard to get the BOGO deal. She was telling me I could activate both phones on existing lines (false) and that the 2nd phone only had to be activated for a few seconds and then I could sell it (false) while continuing to receive the monthly bill credits (false). She said in effect I could get both phones for free that way (false, False, FALSE!).

I think a lot of people are under a false impression that VZW is giving them a free phone that they can then do as they please with and VZW will say cool, you played us....

The only carrier I've seen offer insane deals is Sprint for other phones. Sometimes you can score a brand new and hot phone for like $2 a month as long as you keep the service active..

[Live2ride883]

As many 17 year old girls often do my daughter has changed her mind, and has decided to keep the Pixel 3.

Thanks to everyone that replied for thier input.