It depends bro, cause there's a couple sticky posts about console shops ect.

Wonders wrote It depends bro, cause there's a couple sticky posts about console shops ect.

true bro but ill be like buying joblots and selling them on cheep like ect jaspers at around 80

Kyle_Spurr wrote Hello TTG
I was Wondering if its still worth building Rgh consoles and selling them on for a profit
thanks

There is no money in this anymore everyone has cut prices so bad. It's not worth the time or effort to make $10 to $20 a console anymore. The amount of cost of buying consoles mod chips and soldering supplies.

And the time you spend dealing with customers. And helping them . Time is money. Best years are gone for selling consoles. And to be a good seller is hard now days also due to so many people cut prices to nothing. $65 for a full package jasper with hard drive and cables isn't even worth the time

If you got people who wanna buy them!

Mike wrote If you got people who wanna buy them!

Yea but they will not pay much for them

Mike wrote If you got people who wanna buy them!

so would it be worth building them and selling them on?

Kyle_Spurr wrote

Mike wrote If you got people who wanna buy them!

so would it be worth building them and selling them on?

Not worth it!! You will be sitting on them for ever

To many people trying to sell now days has killed the market

Rodent_Modz wrote

Kyle_Spurr wrote

Mike wrote If you got people who wanna buy them!

so would it be worth building them and selling them on?

Not worth it!! You will be sitting on them for ever

To many people trying to sell now days has killed the market

It's a shame really, although I'd rather bit a bit more and get good quality, instead of cheap and get one that's been rushed just so they can make a quick $20 of it

HolaHiBonjour wrote

Rodent_Modz wrote

Kyle_Spurr wrote

Mike wrote If you got people who wanna buy them!

so would it be worth building them and selling them on?

Not worth it!! You will be sitting on them for ever

To many people trying to sell now days has killed the market

It's a shame really, although I'd rather bit a bit more and get good quality, instead of cheap and get one that's been rushed just so they can make a quick $20 of it

Difference between myself someone who has been doing this kind of stuff now for 11 years compared to people who have been soldering for less then 2 yrs you get what you pay for