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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP your treadmill is only worth what someone is willing to pay, not what you paid for it.  When I sold ours, I got a ton of responses on facebook marketplace so I probably could have sold it for more.  No one is going to pay $1K for a used treadmill.  So, you either accept her offer or donate it if you don't want to take it with you.[/quote]

I don’t think op realizes that a treadmill is not such of a high value item as she thinks. Same as a weight set or rower. We have a peloton, treadmill, rower and weight set. I doubt anyone wants our used gym. I would not even bother trying to sell it[/quote]

This thread is not about the value of a used treadmill. Did you even read it?[/quote]

NP, but did you?  I agree with the PP.

Part of the basis of OPs argument is that horrible friend somehow scammed her out of money for a high value item. A used treadmill, where ever you are in the world, is a clunky, awkward, low (monetary) value item. The narrative can easily change if you thing the item is worth $1000 on the current market (and OP is hard up up for money) and the item is basically a  heavy and cumbersome doorstop that friend is willing to move at no cost, but a moving company and the landlord will charge for.

OP wasn’t able to sell
Her treadmill at a market value, which if she’s been trying to sell for months, is not the price she was asking for. She is basing her whole argument about a friend pulling one over on her, for something with not much value than a pair of socks (as hard as that is to swallow)

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