Here, let me save you the hassle. Here is how it works in a nutshell. You buy 2 of these for 88.00 (after sales tax, unless you live in one of the two tax free states left in the country). Ok, you list them on amazon thinking "i'm going to double my money and pay for the other one. So, you jump into the pool with 80 other people at the moment, some of which have 30 to 40 of these in stock. So, you are sitting on two. Current price is 85 in the "prime box", and about 65 on the lower end. Unless you fight with the primies, forget it.. you're stuck competing with the bottom feeders. SOooooo ..you wait a while, and it never rises, but lots of people are shifting in and out at the bottom. After a while, you are like "well, i'll just wait it out, surely it will go up". 2 months later there is another restock, making it the 5th one in the last 2 weeks. So, you give up, and list yours for 54.25 by undercutting the lowest guy by a few cents to hopefully get yours to sell quickly. 10 minutes later it didn't sell, but one of the 150 other new resellers that just came on board, decide they are in your boat too, so they undercut you by .20 taking the lowest price point. Well shoot! Now you are in a dilemma, because 3 other posters just undercut that guy over the last hour, and in that same time frame 10 new resellers came onto the scene. And when you crunch the math on the fees/shipping, you realize you're just making a 1.00 more than what you paid for them if you undercut those guys, and you just spent weeks monitoring and looking at the inventory listings to make a buck!! So you clench your fists, and let out a darth vader sized "nooooooooo" So, to really undercut the competition, you end up donating it to the childrens hospital as a christmas gift and take the tax write-off.. Welcome to the club!