Martin Wallace
Member
For sale 5.6” Red LCD monitor (no cable or arm included).
It works perfectly and is in a good cosmetic condition. There are, however, some small scratches/blemishes to the front of the panel. In my opinion, the marks do not affect the functionality of the monitor in any significant way.
Here’s a link to a series of 12.1 Megapixel photos and a text document that explains them:
http://public.me.com/martinnova
Please send me your best offer expressed in UK Sterling before December 10th. I may be forced to make a decision before then so may not wait that long. You must be in a position to pay by bank transfer before December 16th.
Please be clear whether your offer includes VAT.
Buyers in the UK will be subject to 15%VAT
Buyers within the EU are subject to 15%VAT unless they provide details of their own VAT registration.
Buyers outside EU are subject to Zero rated VAT – ie no VAT.
The buyer will also pay for secure carriage.
Background – We had this monitor as part of a red kit on rental for five weeks from over the summer 2009 from a major hire company. When the gear went back they noticed a small scratch and said they wanted the monitor to be replaced. We have bought them a new one and now want to sell this one. (It has been sitting on their shelf since August whilst the insurance claim progressed).
It is in an antistatic bag and what looks like it’s original foam-cut and cardboard packaging.
I began to offer this for sale a couple of weeks ago but was then unable to offer photos of the monitor in operation as, firstly, the rental company sent me the wrong monitor and secondly, when our one finally arrived, I had no camera body to demo the monitor on. Finally, got the shots yesterday.
PS. Thanks to everyone who contacted me initially. Now that you can see the detailed photos I hope people will have a much more accurate idea of what they’re buying. I want you to be happy.
It works perfectly and is in a good cosmetic condition. There are, however, some small scratches/blemishes to the front of the panel. In my opinion, the marks do not affect the functionality of the monitor in any significant way.
Here’s a link to a series of 12.1 Megapixel photos and a text document that explains them:
http://public.me.com/martinnova
Please send me your best offer expressed in UK Sterling before December 10th. I may be forced to make a decision before then so may not wait that long. You must be in a position to pay by bank transfer before December 16th.
Please be clear whether your offer includes VAT.
Buyers in the UK will be subject to 15%VAT
Buyers within the EU are subject to 15%VAT unless they provide details of their own VAT registration.
Buyers outside EU are subject to Zero rated VAT – ie no VAT.
The buyer will also pay for secure carriage.
Background – We had this monitor as part of a red kit on rental for five weeks from over the summer 2009 from a major hire company. When the gear went back they noticed a small scratch and said they wanted the monitor to be replaced. We have bought them a new one and now want to sell this one. (It has been sitting on their shelf since August whilst the insurance claim progressed).
It is in an antistatic bag and what looks like it’s original foam-cut and cardboard packaging.
I began to offer this for sale a couple of weeks ago but was then unable to offer photos of the monitor in operation as, firstly, the rental company sent me the wrong monitor and secondly, when our one finally arrived, I had no camera body to demo the monitor on. Finally, got the shots yesterday.
PS. Thanks to everyone who contacted me initially. Now that you can see the detailed photos I hope people will have a much more accurate idea of what they’re buying. I want you to be happy.
