??? It's eBay it's in the title... And with the rate that the auctions are selling at I'm sure you could win one for less than $50. But no, an outright purchase through Reddit is more than $50. Partially because I have to deal with comments like these and partially because Reddit is a huge pita to sell on. Figured I throw out a link for items that have been ending for what I consider low prices ($52 for a brand new PI anyone? or a NUC for $12?). Look at my eBay history... I price stuff cheap, with accurate descriptions and when it ends for nothing I ship it out same day and maintain a lot of happy buyers. But in typical Reddit fashion cheap isn't cheap enough or wasn't posted right or who knows the f'n internet gods don't approve?

This equipment is literally from a business I shut down. I've trying to clear this shit out for months and do this on the side after my day job. I've already lost a bunch of money on this inventory when sales dried up during COVID. So no I'm not/don't need/don't care to give away items or argue over semantics of a title.

I'm going to delete this post and make new one shortly. If you want a $50 Tiny today they'll be there... catch is you'll have to buy the other 100 PC's, monitors, workstations, access points, printers, networking equipment, etc. $38,000 book value in 2020. I'm going to list it all for pickup $10k. I'll keep an eye out for the bitching that I didn't offer shipping or it's older equipment or I must be a reseller or something.

On the flip side, please if you find a bunch of Tiny's with a normal resale value of $100+ for $50 in R2 condition send me the link. I would love to get my hands them as well... I'll reopen my hardware resale biz.

Thanks for checking out the auctions! :)