We may have one guy from the Athens area.  Not seen him around a bit.  UGA is up north of Atlanta if memory serves me.  Most people from GA are in/near Atlanta.  I'm about an hour and half or so drive away from Athens.

I only get $2-3 bucks for older system games.  So the price would have to be really great to be worth time/effort/gas.

I buy mostly non-working computers ($2-5) to recycle / fix.

If you have an inventory list, pictures, what you asking for, shoot me a PM.

It was a roll of the dice and I lost    The grill is one of those grill/cooler combos that came out a few years back.  Looked inside the cooler and it's trash.  Not sure if can sell the grill by itself as a "tailgate" grill or not.  Need to check it out still.  Tote only had hangers in it.  Other box is mostly ratty pillows and some personals.  Big ticket item will be the breadmaker if it works.  Then a few smalls and some scrap metal.  So figure a loss or break-even once finish testing and selling.  No biggie - even the walmart giftcard came up empty.

Today's auction saw even more people out and about.  Units today to me were poor.  Only two units interested me.  First had a 3-gallon and a 1-gallon air compressors in it and body parts of some car + seats.  I bid up to 50 max and it sold for like 180.  Can buy both of those size compressors new at Walmart for less then that.  Other unit I was interested in had lots of cloths, a window AC unit, and what looked like a old shiftrobe / chrio cabinet?  Back was turned to us.  This one went for just stupid money ($510).  Two newbies got in a bidding war.  All the regulars just sat back and shook our heads.  Last unit was a bigger unit with washer, dryer, furniture, etc.  I didn't stick around as needed to get back to work.

Well today was my 3 facility late afternoon auction.  Only 6, 2, 4 units this month.  Crowd was pretty big again (30-50 people) but just about the same "bidders".  Units were priced a little better then what is "normal".  I picked up a gamble unit for $50.  Could of had it at $5 but a newbie jumped in to $10, so I jumped to $20, him $25 and then me to $50.  Has a grill, junk cooler, 2 boxes, and 2 totes (1 looked like cloths).  Just wanted to see what all would find so rolling the dice.

Buddy got a good tool unit for $310.

That is great Fred.  I don't find much re-sell stuff in trash/dumpsters but I do scrap a bunch from it.  I check every dumpster when at the auctions.  Is amazing what you can find if someone just cleaned out their unit or was moving and couldn't take it all.

Nice Alias - I'm like Rockin and do it by hand.  Have the new puncture marks to prove it.  Was testing out a new way to strip degause cable.  Did really well till I bobbled and dropped the knife.  BTW - hook blades work well for stripping.  Better then the straight blades I'm finding.

Hey Rockin - do you have a setup to strip the wire or you just do it by hand? 

Well I checked it out and is about what I expected.  They offer very low prices for books you "may" be able to sell on half.com.  The upside is you know you have a buyer and get paid in a decent timeframe it looks like.  Downside is you don't get as much money as if you try half.com or such site.

Mass market paperbacks that I tried they are not buying.  About what I expected on that. 

So I would suggest you try half.com for a few weeks if have room, and then sell to them if all else fails.

Example book (The Braves Encyclopedia) - Half.com lowest price is $8.00 -- so say try and sell at $7.50
The website is offering $2.75 for the same book.

Thats what you get for being down in Florida, Money.  As for profileing - think I talked about that in another post somewhere on the boards.  Maybe it was about the haggle.  I agree with most everything Cobia said on the mix.  In my area I see normally the following:

White - Older - 15% or so -- will haggle
White - Young to mid - 20% -- buy w/o second thought
Black - Older - 10% -- some haggle, others just buy
Black - Young to mid - 30% -- most just buy (CDs, what I call pimp shoes, etc.)
Hispanic (old or young) - 20% -- 90% of them haggle, have a few that don't but normally on $5 or less items
Oriental / Indian - 5% -- haggle,  I semi-hate this group as they want to haggle quarter items and one old lady that acts like she don't understand English is a thief you have to watch.

Saturday I get more black/hispanic customers.  On sunday it's mostly white / hispanic with very few black.  Most of the black churches don't get out till like 2 or 3pm and flea closes at 4.