Used for 3 years. A brand new one costs N475,000. There's absolutely nothing wrong with it. I'm selling because I need the cash (terrible economy).


Edit: some weird people are claiming it should be much cheaper because even a new one is less than N100,000, which is nonsense. Here's the product page (http://www.famicareindustry.com/products1-2-1-7094-10553-10561--38764--.html) from the website of the maker. And here's (http://www.famicareindustry.com/contactus-2-6-7097.html) how to contact them. You can call them on the phone, or visit their office in person to ask how much they sell this device brand new.

Happy sales

locations in Ibadan?

muyico:
locations in Ibadan?

Bodija

nlguy2019:
Used for 3 years. A brand new one costs N475,000. There's absolutely nothing wrong with it. I'm selling because I need the cash (terrible economy).

This type of 12v inverter can never sell above 100k for brand new

Samafroxy22:


This type of 12v inverter can never sell above 100k for brand new

I don't think you know anything about inverters.

Brand new is not upto 80k for this satchet inverter

Kingju:
Brand new is not upto 80k for this satchet inverter

You probably don't know anything about inverters.

I did a quick Google search and the first link took me to Jiji

whisp3r:
I did a quick Google search and the first link took me to Jiji

Why do you trust random listings more than the manufacturers? I don't know why those people have it listed at those prices. Maybe to lure imprudent people into their fraud?

From your screenshots, those listings only show packaged devices in a box. They don't show you the actual product. I am showing the actual product outside of a packaging box. Which do you think is more real?

Call the actual company or visit their office and let me know what they tell you.

whisp3r:
I did a quick Google search and the first link took me to Jiji

Just visited one of those pages (https:///ojo/solar-energy-products/2-2kva-48v-famicare-power-solar-inverter-fpSghDBoNjFPWDN5OymUdqg4.html) and look at a review that I found

nlguy2019:


Just visited one of those pages (https:///ojo/solar-energy-products/2-2kva-48v-famicare-power-solar-inverter-fpSghDBoNjFPWDN5OymUdqg4.html) and look at a review that I found

Okay. Fine. Lets say 120k was an old price, just imaging the price you bought it 3 years ago. For something you have used for over 3 years, name the price you want to sell for?

Let’s not forget that some screws are missing on it too. This depicts it has been worked before. Name your price

Samafroxy22:



Okay. Fine. Lets say 120k was an old price, just imaging the price you bought it 3 years ago. For something you have used for over 3 years, name the price you want to sell for?

Let’s not forget that some screws are missing on it too. This depicts it has been worked before. Name your price

The missing screws were a thing I wasn't able to put back on when I changed the fan myself (The holes on both sides didn't match up anymore. I think the metal casing had expanded just a little bit). Because the precision available in industrial engineering isn't available to me as a random consumer, I didn't know how to match the holes together.

It's not proof that there's anything wrong with it. I acquired it in September 2021, which is just exactly 3 years this month.

I understand that the average Nigerian is very dishonest and there's a general low-trust culture pervading the country, especially in these trying times. But I personally care a lot abouty integrity. If you do not trust me, I will not sell to you.

I bought it in 2021 for N150,000, about $300 at the time.
Today, a brand new one costs N475,000, which is still around $300, adjusted for the exchange rate.


How much would you like to offer? What do you think is a fair price? 75% of its brand new price? 80%?

nlguy2019:



The missing screws were a thing I wasn't able to put back on when I changed the fan myself (The holes on both sides didn't match up anymore. I think the metal casing had expanded just a little bit). Because the precision available in industrial engineering isn't available to me as a random consumer, I didn't know how to match the holes together.

It's not proof that there's anything wrong with it. I acquired it in September 2021, which is just exactly 3 years this month.

I understand that the average Nigerian is very dishonest and there's a general low-trust culture pervading the country, especially in these trying times. But I personally care a lot abouty integrity. If you do not trust me, I will not sell to you.

I bought it in 2021 for N150,000, about $300 at the time.
Today, a brand new one costs N475,000, which is still around $300, adjusted for the exchange rate.


How much would you like to offer? What do you think is a fair price? 75% of its brand new price? 80%?

Post the receipt

whisp3r:
I did a quick Google search and the first link took me to Jiji

That price is high for a modified sine wave inverter. Plus the pics you tagged are for 48v connection, which normally cost more than what 12v ones, so imagine having an inflated price and it's not brand new. Haba nah

Kingju:


That price is high for a modified sine wave inverter. Plus the pics you tagged are for 48v connection, which normally cost more than what 12v ones, so imagine having an inflated price and it's not brand new. Haba nah

Why don't you call or visit the company to ask them about the price of a brand new one?

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