In plain English
The same item sells for different amounts depending on condition, timing and who's looking for it that week. A range is more honest than pretending there's one right answer.
Prysit uses its own guide to what that kind of item usually goes for in the UK. These are not live listings and they are not offers from anyone.
Condition is usually the biggest single difference in price. Prysit takes a first guess from your photo, and you can correct it whenever it looks wrong.
Marketplaces are places like eBay, where you list it yourself and a buyer finds you. An instant buyer pays you a set amount straight away, usually less, with no waiting. Selling locally means handing it over to someone nearby, with no postage and no fees.
The figure we show is after the usual costs of that route — the marketplace's cut and rough postage. Real costs vary, so treat it as a guide.
Prysit will never list or sell anything unless you clearly ask it to.
Prysit is in preview. Figures shown are illustrative estimates.
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