wher can i sell my dell laptop for $400 on the internet without paying to sell it?
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1. You need to tell how much ram, the processor speed, and the hard drive size for anyone to be interested.\n\n2. Don't tell your bottom line.  Just say "$400 negotiable."\n\n3. You have to consider how much it will cost to ship it.
1029575
What a lack of information!  Used laptops can sell for $5.00 up to thousands of dollars depending on what they are. Yours sounds pretty special though as it it contains the internet, you should be able to sell it for more.
1669
It is only possible if you pay alot of money to ebay. I'm talking about hundreds of $. It will  sell anyway if you properly list it.
1081437
Most 'Pound Shops' sell them, HyperValue, PC World. They are cheap enough.
500838
If you're looking for a nonworking one for parts, or just for a used one, you can try eBay - they currently have 500+ auctions that are selling whole laptops and various parts (front bezels, batteries, HD caddies, etc.).
192758
Try getting free ipod from freepay.  There are many similar offers.  For an example on how to get a free laptops, try the following link:\nhttp://laptops.freepay.com/?r=27988381\n\nThere are some websites that offer a free laptop if you fill out questionnaires and surveys, sign up for at least one offer, and make referrals.  Some examples of these offers are credit card applications, Netflix / Blockbuster movie rentals, magazine subscriptions, etc.  These offers are usually decent deals (but not the best if you search hard on the internet.)  As for referrals, you will need to get family and friends to sign up for the same free laptop deal.  For this reason, although these free laptop deals are legit as reported by media (including CNN, New York Times, NPR, etc), these deals are criticized by some for its aggressive marketing methods.  Others argue that this is simple an alternative payment method in which advertisers pay for the end-users/consumers.\n\nI encourage you to do more research on your own before heavily investing your time.  As mentioned earlier, it works and you will get a free laptop.  However, it also takes work and time.  This link should provide you with more unbiased information.\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freepay\n\nGood luck and have a nice day!
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Think about a booth in a local flea market, or swap meet.  I have seen guys who have set up a little retail business selling new, custom built computers.  The overhead is cheap. Also, you could keep your inventory in your car and sell to your techno geek friends at coffee houses, etc.  I know a guy who literally had a "satchel full of blues," Cd's that he had left over after his music store failed.  He would sell them to his friends at restaurants and coffee houses.
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the website is http://www.computerworld.com/ - perhaps you can find where it is distributed or contact Customer Service for a listing of sellers in your area.
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SIMPLE\nSELL IT ON EBAY.COM
857546
Sure!  What kind of laptop?  A Dell can be exchanged in about 3 minutes (5 or so screws.)  As mentioned above, price one on eBay to see if you want to afford it.  I paid $8 for the last one I changed.
47436
You can do it on ebay.
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try dell financial services\nthey regularly sell off leased notebooks\n\nhttp://www.dfsdirectsales.com/dell/ctl641/cp11869/cl1/notebooks\n\nbut mostly high end laptops, unfortunately\n> give it a try, all the same\n>> at least a trusted source & few below 400 too !
135031
You can contact the DELL company to find out . It shouldnt be hard to do that ...
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If you have DELL, you can make a username and password and then login to the website below and then you ask one of the other DELL owners what to do..Im sure one of the moderators or admins well help you with links and prices and whether you do it or not.
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Try some of dell's sites or Ebay\n\npctuner
785067
Exactly.  Now that I have my inexpensive Dell desktop, I don't want anything else to do with Dell.  \n\nI'll follow up on the answer.....
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Where?!?!?!?!  I already have my credit card out, just point me in the right direction.  In all seriousness, you can get one for $400, but NOT with all the trimmings, in fact it probably won't have any trimmings.  $700 to $1500 is still what I would call pretty decent range for a good laptop.