In this episode of my PC flipper series, I’m talking about the part that actually closes the deal: the sales process. Once you’ve built the PC and priced it right, you still need to handle buyers without getting scammed or turning the whole thing into a weird, stressful experience. My biggest rule is simple: don’t oversell. If someone is ready to buy, don’t bury them in questions or start pitching extra stuff—just lock in a time and handle the logistics. I break down how I talk to buyers, how I do safe in-person pickups (public spot if you’re not comfortable at home), and what I do to prove the PC works. I like quick, clean testing: boot it up in front of them, run Heaven Benchmark and a CPU-Z benchmark, watch temps, and you’re basically good 99.9% of the time. If you’re shipping, I’m even more strict: record the PC working, record benchmarks, and record packing the PC so you have proof if something goes wrong. And yeah—payment rules. Get the money before they leave. No exceptions. I’ve been scammed when I was younger and naive… I’m still young, just less naive.