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My local AG has hardly any 2nd hand stock, anybody know what is happening to all this traded in gear?
Great deal today, 52, 56, 60 degree Ping Glide wedges, reduced from £99 to £69 in sale, £35 trade in on each of my 3 Cleveland wedges, new set of wedges for the grand total of £102 :thup:
Took a couple of drivers in today with the aim to trade one of them for a new driver.
They offered me £64 for a Nike Vapor Speed, which was in line with the PGA value site, but only £60 for a Cobra Fly-Z which comes out at £80 on the site. When i challenged that, they said it was valued at that because a) it had a few scuff marks and b) the Fly-Z was now selling for £119 new.
Traded the Nike against a Cobra F6+ which is now down to £199.
The guy in the shop reckoned the double value promotion would be ending in mid-January.
Just out of interest does anyone know how much you get for trading in a 915 D2 Titleist Driver?
On US value guide it's saying $120 which would be $240- do we go by current exchange rate IE 1.23 which would give me £195 or the quoted 1.5 rate on AG website? Giving me £160?
If what has been said and that a lot of the older stuff is getting put on ebay there will be a saturation of clubs on ebay so maybe a good few bargains on 2nd hand gear in the next couple of months.
Having visited an AG store earlier today I can only say that they will have to seriously revise their expectations of the value of their "pre-owned" stock when it comes to selling on ebay.
The prices they are asking in store for what can only be described as scruffy and well used clubs just beggar belief.
I don't know if it is as a consequence of the amount they now have tied up in this deal but their asking prices for new kit now seem high compared with the rest of the market and, in the case of the store I visited, the overall presentation of the store seems to suffer with more secondhand rather than new kit on display.
They had a job opening for someone to manage all the ebay sales. 17k a year , based at their head office in warrington. It'll all be punted on there.
They had a job opening for someone to manage all the ebay sales. 17k a year , based at their head office in warrington. It'll all be punted on there.
Would be slightly ironic if they flooded eBay with all this 2nd hand stock, crashed the prices through the floor, then had to accept all their own 2nd hand stock back as part of the double value trade in deal