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Diwali is the festival wherein everyone in great enthusiasm
and spirit tries to clean up inside the house and outside too – there is no
greater advocate as a festival to embrace the real idea of “swacch bharat”, the
way Diwali does.
Diwali in essence is all about cleaning up all those items
that you no more need to ensure that your house is free of space and allows the
divine embracement of goddess Lakshmi – to welcome whom we all decorate our
houses with lights and flowers, clean it up and therefore it becomes pivotal to
also get rid of anything that’s old and no more needed.
This Diwali I too had my tryst with selling off all that I
no more need, starting off with my 6 year old Dell Mini Laptop – which has been
a truly great friend in need, due to it’s small size and therefore easy to
carry flexibility. However, finding a buyer to pay reasonably for this 6 year
old laptop (still working) wasn’t easy.
I began my search for the right buyer across my friend
circle, only to be mimicked and made fun of, with my friends taunting me “bro,
sell it for free, don’t be greedy. It’s a 6 year old laptop, whose going to pay
anything for this!”
Well, I didn’t want them to be right. Afterall, Dell’s a big
brand and the laptop worked just fine. To add to this, I had just bought a new
charger for it and selling it off without making anything sounded a foolish
idea to me.
No one in my friend’s circle wanted the laptop, so I turned
over to electronic shops that entertain 2nd hand items.
After weeks of tiring efforts, only one shop agreed to pay
me a minimal sum of just Rs500 for a laptop that is clearly around 10,000 in
today’s market. I was disappointed and frustrated at how a reasonable seller
was being made to sell a working item for far lesser the price that it
deserves.
Having no choice, I had to give over my laptop to the shop
and accept basically nothing payment of Rs500 in return. I was dejected and
said.
A few days later, I met my friend Santosh.
Santosh had recently sold his old HP laptop for around 2000
and I was astonished, since his laptop and mine were approx. the same age and
quite bit similar in specs as well. He had however gotten 1500 more for his
laptop, whereas I got just 500.
I asked Santosh to which shop did he sell and he laughed and
just said “shop? Come on man, that’s so outdated”.
I was a bit taken a back, if not an electronic store, to
whom did he make the sale? I asked him.
Santosh then told me about Cashify. He explained that
Cashify is the platform that believes in #CleanUpCashOut, the very platform that gives you an instant
quote for your old gadget, provides you hassle free pick-up and gives you
on-spot payment.
I was absolutely
intrigued. I had no idea that such a platform existed for US – the middle class
that looks to make the most of our old gadgets, that we always maintain in a
good condition but while selling them, we’re often taken for a ride and made to
settle for far lesser than the deserving prize.
I’m definitely shifting my
way of selling, why don’t you too?
When trying Cashify for
the first time, please use the code CLEANCASH to get additional
Rs250 back on your sale.
This is how my view of
selling my old items has changed and it has all to do with the coming of
Cashify – a platform that is set to change the way we sell our old gadgets.
