Why so sedate? Couldn't you be a little more sensational? Adding a TC needs to be fired would go a long way as a crowd-pleaser.
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Apple Offering Up to $1,000 of Trade-in Value for M1 MacBooks Towards Purchase of New MacBook Pros
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Why so sedate? Couldn't you be a little more sensational? Adding a TC needs to be fired would go a long way as a crowd-pleaser.
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And it would bring many more users to the Apple system who would not be able to afford first hand purchases.
I've had people on eBay offer me like 50% of my list price on items. Like come on, I may be willing to haggle a little but that is ridiculous. And then I fear selling to those people even if they bring up the offer substantially, because I assume they'll cause problems due to paying a lot more than they originally planned to.
$670 for a 2020 base MBA w 512GB. Paid ~$800 this summer for it when I need a machine for work when my 2018 died and was in the shop. Got free AirPods so not a bad deal overall.
$950 for a 2018 MBP 16 GB 512GB i9.
Keeping the 2018 since it can run Bootcamp.
Ebay automatically lets people make an offer up to 50% less unless you change the setting. I've had scammers offer me 30% more than the Buy It Now price.
$950 for a 2018 MBP 16 GB 512GB i9.
Keeping the 2018 since it can run Bootcamp.
Ebay automatically lets people make an offer up to 50% less unless you change the setting. I've had scammers offer me 30% more than the Buy It Now price.
Thanks for the tip but yeah bottomline is, eBay is full of scammers and eBay protects them by ruling against sellers most of the time even if you show ample proof. It is a very risky idea to sell expensive items there.
I listed my 2018 MBP 15" i7 on Facebook Marketplace for $1400 CAD and had no bites. Apple took it for $1170 CAD, and they even let me keep the USB-C charging cable.
For Macs, I agree. With the iPhone 13 launch, with the carrier promos it was basically a wash between a private sale and a trade-in.
I am also seeing $620 for the base m1 MBA. If I see $1k, ill probably go for the base 14.
I did a test order of the big boy 16" 32 cores, and nowhere did it ask me if I had a trade-in during the whole process.. why is that? did they change how you do trade ins?
$670 for my M1 MBA, 8 Core GPU, 16 GB RAM, 512 GB. Paid $1500 7 months ago
Terrible. They didn't ask about RAM. I assume there's less for them to re-use with these Air models moving forward. They could probably refurbish and sell it for $1200.
I got more for my 16" 2016 MBP trade-in a few months ago.
Terrible. They didn't ask about RAM. I assume there's less for them to re-use with these Air models moving forward. They could probably refurbish and sell it for $1200.
I got more for my 16" 2016 MBP trade-in a few months ago.
Agreed. I'm keeping my M1 MBA. If it suits your current needs then why pay for overkill?
Same here. Would be fun to play around with a new M1 Max MBP. But I'm still stoked with my M1 MBA. No reason to update.
That said, a M1 Max Mac Mini with more ports would be an immediate purchase for X-Plane; especially now that version 12 is about to be released.
Convenience. Craigslist is full of idiots trying to scam or do some shady stuff. Some folks don't want to deal with the hassle and just want an easy transaction.
I dont see how you guys are finding the trade in options, it isn't giving me the option to even see Trade In's when going through the Checkout process
