Selling my Inspire 1 V1 with X3 Camera.
(2) Batteries,
(1) TX
Case
and everything else that comes stock with it.
ND filters (set of 6 i believe).

$1800 Firm.

Are you getting the new V2 version?  sorry to see you selling your Inspire

Rich

Me to selling.
http://boston.craigslist.org/sob/ele/5498083177.html

That is  a good price Scooterlam , I think with 2 packs with Lens  filters  and owned by a Professional , you will sell it in no time.  Put it on E-bay as well.  

Good Luck - donnie

$1800.00 is a fair price, you should have no trouble selling.

powerhs Posted at 2016-4-5 14:37
Me to selling.
http://boston.craigslist.org/sob/ele/5498083177.html

    Powrhs ....Just wondering if this is the one that Crashed ?
I watched the video of that thing smashing into  the ground, If I was to be buying I sure as hell woud want to know about that .  
Your description makes it sound minor, that was a pretty bad crash from what I saw.  It says "Like New" . in your listing description .  To say that with any truth you should add a comment that it did have a crash but has been repaired to the best of your ability.
If  this is the one you are selling please discose this fact.  I know I would be upset If I found out after purchase . And If You are disclosing this fact Good Man.  If not, You Suck
   
"it just took off on its own and crash. Almost killing someone, good thing the landing gear was down and the only damage 2 broken propellers, you would think that propellers and batteries would be readily available since that's the first thing everybody buys."
http://youtu.be/b2N3fxHTtoU

This was copied and pasted from Powrhs thread. Dated 20 January-2016


Note ****This is NOT the original Posters ( Scooterlam's  )  aircraft, this is a member that added his for sale on the OP's thread.   That is also rude IMHO

-donnie

RichJ53 Posted at 2016-4-4 09:11
Are you getting the new V2 version?  sorry to see you selling your Inspire

Rich

Yes I'm using the proceeds to go towards the X5R.

Donnie Posted at 2016-4-6 04:18
That is  a good price Scooterlam , I think with 2 packs with Lens  filters  and owned by a Professio ...

I would put it on eBay but they suck you dry with fees. It's like 30% with paypal and eBay fees combined.

scooterlam Posted at 2016-4-13 16:37
Yes I'm using the proceeds to go towards the X5R.

That's good to hear scooter!!  That is really a nice step up for sure  

much luck selling it soon.
Rich

scooterlam Posted at 2016-4-14 07:37
I would put it on eBay but they suck you dry with fees. It's like 30% with paypal and eBay fees co ...

Actually, eBay charges 10% and Paypal charges 3%. I have been dealing on the bay for 15 years and use it frequently to both buy and sell.

scooterlam Posted at 2016-4-13 18:37
I would put it on eBay but they suck you dry with fees. It's like 30% with paypal and eBay fees co ...

Oh, I did not think they were that high.  Good luck though, If I hear of anyone I will send them your way.

donnie

Aeromirage Posted at 2016-4-14 13:49
Actually, eBay charges 10% and Paypal charges 3%. I have been dealing on the bay for 15 years and  ...

Plus a bidding war might yield a lot more than a small-pool sale so 13% isn't much to make up.

When selling a big ticket item on eBay, it pays to let them play the bidding game.
Naming a reserve price incurs yet another fee! ($2% of that figure.) But it often yields a higher price than if you set your asking price as the opening bid.
I have seen many items listed over and over again with a high starting price that go unsold.
But, take for example, your item. $1800 is your ask. If you listed it with a starting bid of $50 and let them play the game, you would pay $36 as reserve fee. But it may very well sell for $2200 or more. You would walk away with $1878 clear.
If you list it at $1800 and it goes unsold, all you have accomplished is killing time.
PLUS----- GOOD pictures are a must! Don't use any stock pictures.
People want to believe that can get something for nothing but get caught up in bidding wars........that is the psychology of auctions.