So where can you trade? There's a lot of place on the internet, but I don't have the "time" to wait for eternity, so the immediate way is Cash Converter. Anyone who had been to Cash converter would know that they would slash the price of your items very low, and then its up to the poor fellas to decide if they are willing to part with their valuables for that pitiful sum of money.
And so the story goes, $150 for the phone, hmm.. good. $50 for the network player. err.. better than nothing.. that's $200 I'm able to raise. Now the horror starts. $5 for the external Tv unit. Huh? I bought the dongle for nearly $100 I remember. Its $5 now?? Next comes the ridiculous. $3 for the Billion 7300N router. .............. $3 ? Kidding? A second hand router is worth as much as a First hand COKE in Australia???? I can't even buy Subway sandwich with that money.
Needless to say, I kept the router. I could use it for spare where it'll still earn back its value. Altogether, I've only managed to source just over two hundred bucks to buy a laptop. Pathetic.
Still, at the end of the day, I still bought a laptop. Lenova. Not too pricey. Lucky they sell Laptop cheaper here in Australia than in Singapore.
