There are lots of posts on Craigslist for perfectly working TV’s at really cheap price that doesn’t get any response from buyers. This is practically because we’re all in search of flat-screen TVs and Cathode-Ray tubes are simply forgotten.
Many ads on Craigslist are of really amazingly low prices and are relatively quite now for their prices to go down like that but it’s like selling a television from the Jurassic period at this high definition era. It’s amazing how nobody wants to get an amazing bargain simply because the TV is not flat just like the rest of the newest TVs on racks.
Even during recession, Americans still want the latest in gadgets and electronics even if they are a bit too expensive with alternatives at really low rates. With everybody anxiously waiting for their next purchase of their flat-screen TVs, the number of perfect condition bulky TVs are either being posted on Craigslist and other sites or are simply kept in garages and will never be used again.
It’s sad to see these good ol’ TV being left in the dark and are simply discarded but it will surely take the same route as the old non-colored cellphones.
That’s so true. I have a 32″ Sony that I can’t seem to sell for much of anything. At about 70lbs, no wonder no one wants it. I think my 60″ XBR weighs half that.
I’d give it away for free but a lot of free folks turn out to be flakes and just waste my time.