When
selling a second-hand camera online, it’s common for many individuals to make SIMPLE mistakes, which greatly diminish their chances of selling the item or getting a good price on it. One of the most common mistakes sellers make is not cleaning and testing the camera before listing it. Most buyers will hesitate to buy a camera with dust and smudges, or anything unclear, in photos of the product.
Another extremely common mistake is pricing the camera inaccurately—either too high, which discourages any buyers, or lowballing the price of the product, which discredits the value of your gear. Sellers often make a mistake by not including shutter count, model number, or relevant details. Poor lighting in photos can even make a great camera look terrible. Lastly, sellers have disclosed the reality of the product by not properly or accurately disclosing any issues or wear on the camera, which will usually end in disputes or returns if the camera does not live up to what the seller described. Simply taking time to be honest and professional in how the camera is advertised can greatly impact how quickly it sells and ultimately how much money you make.
