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Because You Never Know What You May Really Have.

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While trying to sell items passed down by our Grandfather, it wasn't always easy to determine the value of all the different things he had.

He also lived by the saying "do with or do without". Well, he lived with his things for a really long time!

His wringer washer was a real puzzle. It's listed right now on ValueJockey under appliances.

And we have to give equal time to the story of the antique roll top desk that had belonged to our great-grandmother. Mom sold it one summer day about five years ago at our neighborhood garage sale.

It still bothers her that she didn't double check the value before thinking of selling it.

The lady was very nice and offered her price faster than you could say "SOLD".

You probably figured out by how that story ended. The desk was out of the driveway faster than you could say "GONE".

 

Could it be a Real Treasure or Just a Dusty Knick Knack?

You May Be Surprised At What Others Can Tell You.

ValueJockey.com is a community where each registered member can list products or services to get help with values, price suggestions, selling tips and feedback and help other members as well.

Whether you are planning to sell items today, in the future or just want to find out what others know about it, it's totally free to see if our community can help you.

Join in and help others too.

Values are not required. You may have a bit of knowledge or a helpful tip to make someone's day. Or suggest a value range if you don't know the exact value or price.

 

What's "The ValueJockey Price"?

When a someone suggests a price to help value an item on ValueJockey, they also indicate how certain they are of their price suggestion. Our unique formula averages all values submitted collectively to help members zero in on a selling price or to obtain a better idea of the worth of an item. This is the "ValueJockey Price" that will be displayed. It will adjust as more values are added or changed. Value suggestions can be submitted by anyone who would like to share what they know about an item. Prices should not be considered a certified or expert appraisal.

 

Ask Questions.

Post up to four pictures on ValueJockey and include as much detail as you can. Ask questions to find out what other members know. Add important keywords in both title and description so you can be easily found in our search. While some spelling errors do not effect being found, take advantage of our spell check feature for better search results.

 

Help Others.

You Are Welcome to Advertise Your Business or Service While Giving Answers.

When giving values, feedback or both, you mark your level of certainty in each response which helps the posting member know a bit about your expertise. Everyone has a special interest or specialty and your experience may be a great help to folks just like you. It's a great way to meet others with the same interests. No personal information is ever shown without your permission.

 

Send Buyers To Your Online Ads. It's Free!

Copy and Paste a Link With Your Post.

Buying & selling never takes place directly on ValueJockey, but you can advertise items for sale at anytime by including a link to any active classified ad or auction.

We leave selling to the experts. There are many outstanding classified ad and auction sites to sell items and they know how to get your ad out in front of the largest audience.

Some great venues for buying and selling are listed in our AdPartner Directory.

Copy and Paste It! Display a link with each listing you post on ValueJockey. Links are active for seven days & you can refresh them at any time by logging into your account. We'll also remind you when the links expire so you can keep them up to date.

Antiques, collectibles, furniture, vehicles, electronics, real estate, services and just about everything can be posted on ValueJockey.com.

 

 

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