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Torps
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Posted Sun Jul 27, 2008, 12:58pm
Subject: FS: Quickmill Anita - sold
 

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GC7
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Posted Fri Aug 1, 2008, 9:52am
Subject: Re: FS: Quickmill Anita (NY metro)
 

I am in the NY metro area and I am potentially interested in this machine but the price is very high (about 2X) compared to other recent deals here and your purchase price with two years of use.
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Posted Fri Aug 1, 2008, 10:41am
Subject: Re: FS: Quickmill Anita (NY metro)
 

Doesn't seem too far out of line to me. It's certainly worth more than $500.

Mark
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Posted Fri Aug 1, 2008, 1:17pm
Subject: Re: FS: Quickmill Anita (NY metro)
 

Mark

You probably know better then I.  This would be my first machine.  

I have seen some really nice buys (I think) here in the last few days.  I read the consumer reviews and the average price was less then 1K.  This machine was used for 2 years and the asking price is higher then the average new price.  Let the market place speak and if someone in the area buys it that's great and my loss.
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Posted Fri Aug 1, 2008, 2:28pm
Subject: Re: FS: Quickmill Anita (NY metro)
 

How can the average price for a new machine be higher than the asking price ($1000) when a new Anita costs $1450 new?
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Posted Fri Aug 1, 2008, 4:19pm
Subject: Re: FS: Quickmill Anita (NY metro)
 

Look at the consumer reviews on this site for this machine.  In the reviews it states average purchase price of $950.  I don't know what the price is now for a new machine and I guess its $1450.  However, that's clearly not the price paid for it two years ago from the reviews.  If he can sell it today for more then he bought it for two years ago then let the marketplace speak.
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Posted Fri Aug 1, 2008, 5:22pm
Subject: Re: FS: Quickmill Anita (NY metro)
 

GC7 Said:

If he can sell it today for more then he bought it for two years ago then let the marketplace speak.

Posted August 1, 2008 link

Exactly. Espresso equipment has appreciated in value.  Every piece of espresso gear I own would easily fetch what I paid for it when I purchased it new.  I sold my  2 1/2 year old Anita a month ago for $1000.  The person who bought it is happy with the machine and the selling price.
$1000 for a clean, used Anita is not unreasonable.  In fact it is what they are selling for.
Ed
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Posted Fri Aug 1, 2008, 6:48pm
Subject: Re: FS: Quickmill Anita (NY metro)
 

GC7,
As you may have noticed over the past few years, the dollar has slipped substantially relative the Euro.  If someone is selling their machine and would like to replace it with a different one, all the new ones sell for 30-50 % more than they did two years ago.  That means that all the used machines are also going up in price too.  Look at housing.  You wouldn't expect someone to sell their home for what it cost 10 years ago given the general rise in housing prices.  Considering the  $1450 new cost of an Anita, $1000 seems pretty reasonable.  Michael
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Posted Fri Aug 1, 2008, 7:05pm
Subject: Re: FS: Quickmill Anita (NY metro)
 

No problem guys.  I'm just going by some similar sales in the last couple of days

Posted Wed Jul 30, 2008, 1:09am
Subject: ISOMAC TEA - Great Condition with over $650 Upgrades & Spare Parts - $550  "ISOMAC TEA - Great Condition with over $650 Upgrades & Spare Parts - $550"

Posted Wed Jul 30, 2008, 2:00pm
Subject: 2006 Rancilio Miss Silvia with PID(SOLD)
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I am selling our 2006 Rancilio Miss Silvia with PID for $550
   "2006 Rancilio Miss Silvia with PID(SOLD)"

I'm all for a free marketplace. Perhaps the housing market wasn't a great choice of comparisons lately :-)

I'll keep looking and probably buy somthing new when my new house and kitchen are ready (not kidding).
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uscfroadie
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Posted Sat Aug 2, 2008, 4:16am
Subject: Re: FS: Quickmill Anita (NY metro)
 

GC7,

You are not comparing like machines on both of your examples.  Yes, the Isomac is a similar machine, but the Silvia is not even close.  And notice the Isomac disappeared quickly.

As for the price, it's very reasonable, and if he'd be willing to ship it to an APO address, I'll make him an offer.  

FWIW, my Alexia's MSRP has jumped up over 25% in less than a year!  There is no way I'd let it go for less than the original purchase price given how much new machines fetch.

VR,
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