If you do this without a middleman/third party to care for the funds, good
luck getting someone to send you sight-unseen the a certified check for the
funds. That's the hard part. You may be the most honest person on the face
of the earth, but your buyer doesn't know you.
May have to arrange for a money holder as they do on eBay (check it out).
Price looks decent, but is it set or negotiable.
Offer to insure (at buyers cost) for at least the cost of the scope (UPS can
do a job on their shipments - experience talking here).

If I didn't have a 10", it'd tempt me.


----- Original Message -----
Sent: Saturday, June 30, 2001 9:31 PM
Subject: [M]:Best way to sell a LX200


> ...
>
> I have a Mint condition LX200 8" f/10, ScopeSaver table, Meade Soft carry
> cases, Telrad Finderscopes, Meade 18mm Series 4000 Super Wide Angle
> Eyepiece, DC power adapter, and more.. I paid over $3000.00 for this
scope
> 6 months ago; it had been set up latterly 3 times. My Dad has a 12" LX200
> and I don't use my scope.
>
>
> I'm not sure what is the best way to sell it, I'm vary motivated to sell
and
> will take any reasonable offer.
>
> Can someone tell me what the best way is to sell an LX200?
>
> Mike Liddle
> Arvada Co
>
>
>

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