Canon 9500 PGI-9 Precision Colors Ink and Carts

[Digross]

Folks,

My Pro 9500 mk 2 died (it won't print red at all) and I'm stuck with all my Precision Color inks. Rather than throw them away, I am hoping someone else can make good use of them. I've put them on Ebay, but no one is finding them.

Here they are: https://www.ebay.com/itm/264344605217

Let me know! I got a Pro-100, so I'm done with the 9500 mk 2. So sad, I will miss her.

- David

 

[SkedAddled]

I'd imagine plenty of people are 'finding' your listing,
but they're probably balking at your fixed rate of $31.30 USD shipping
and passing over it. I, personally, always look for other offers
when a shipping cost meets or exceeds a listing's selling price.
This is especially true when an item can be sent for just the cost of a paper letter.

USPS Flat Rate boxes can be fairly costly when sending low-weight items,
but you're asking roughly double the cost of their own price of the largest,
while packaging things yourself might even save more on shipping costs.

Consider changing the shipping cost to 'actual' based on destination,
and you're far more likely to get some nibbles.

 

[Digross]

Thanks for the tip. I neglected to put in the package weight/size in the advertisement, so perhaps that's how it came up with high shipping price. It's a bunch o' stuff. (I just feel bad throwing it all away, but don't expect to make much.)

 

[The Hat]

Why not offer them free to a good home, as a friendly gesture, it will only cost you the P&P...

(I just feel bad throwing it all away, but don't expect to make much.)

Trust me, it will make you feel better...

 

[Digross]

I thought charging a nominal amount might ensure the inks are loved and used, not left to weep, lonely and forlorn in some dark closet.