Bidvoy: Know the Value of Your eBay Accessories Over Time

Have you decided to get rid of some things? Unused computer components? Photo lenses that no longer suit your style? Anyone can ask whatever price they want, but at the end of the day, only those with reasonable numbers sell. Now, if you're on the other side, you may have doubts about what the 'correct' price for an item is. The service Bidvoy helps us in both cases, presenting reports based on the evolution of prices within the eBay platform.

There's always a deal waiting out there. Buying new components equals convenience and peace of mind (mainly due to warranty issues), but we can't discount the potential of a bargain in the second-hand market. Of course, we must not lose sight of the famous caveat emptor, and if it sounds too good, the seller might be hiding something. However, today there are various mechanisms designed to avoid problems between buyers and sellers. That makes eBay one of the platforms preferred by the public, and the best part is that there's a huge amount of historical data with previous prices and auctions. That brings us to the doors of the Bidvoy portal.

Bidvoy's job is to compile the sales recorded on eBay for a specific product and present a chart with the evolution of its price. In the image above, we can see the behavior of the Ryzen 3 1200, a model with an increasingly wide presence among used processors. In October 2018, this chip was selling for around $80-85, but today we detect that several auctions closed below $60. Bidvoy also reports the total number of auctions, the average price over the last six months, the weekly trend, and two interesting details: the best time to buy and sell. Finally, at the bottom, we find a link to the product on Amazon and several auction recommendations.

The only limitation of Bidvoy is that it processes eBay data from the United States, Germany, the United Kingdom, and Austria. Everything depends on the seller's willingness to ship internationally and the taxes of the diabolical customs, but the best reference in euros is the German market. Personally, I hope Bidvoy can incorporate information from other countries, and why not, other popular platforms.

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