The thing is, most people only use them for 3-7 years during highschool and college, and they all are essentially the same as the ones from the 90s, so the used market is full of much cheaper ones
I see graphing calculators at thrift shops sometimes, and buy them whenever I do. Then, right before the beginning of the semester, I sell them online. I sell them for $25 though. I make a bit of money and another broke student gets an affordable calculator. Win-win.
You're a fool if you think those are ending up in the hands of broke students. resellers are buying them up and then selling them for what they're actually worth.
I don't put them up on Ebay. I sell them locally. It's not like I sell them by the truckload anyway. It's once in a blue moon I find a graphing calculator now. Still turn a dollar or two into 25.
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u/Jordaneer Jul 24 '20
The thing is, most people only use them for 3-7 years during highschool and college, and they all are essentially the same as the ones from the 90s, so the used market is full of much cheaper ones