I am trying to not sound too condescending - you should not be buying on eBay
That's just silly
I am trying to not sound too condescending - you should not be buying on eBay
Read carefully, that's the speed of the memory, 1600 mhz DDR3 2.3ghz I7 is the speed and model of the CPU
of course they are, it just needed punctuation.
2.3 ghz I7, 1600 mhz DDR3
Not complicated is it?
Oh, and - not to make fun but - lol. 2.3 GHz 1600 MHz processor. Must be speedy.
So you were making fun of the OP because the original listing wasn't listed like that.
I've read your first post again and at that point you should have second thoughts. How can the graphics card of a model be in a MBP of Dec 2014 when it was first released in Mar 2015?AMD Radeon R9 M370X graphis card, I asked specifically if this was included. She said yes
You are correct.That's just silly
^ Your missing the other many red flags & incorrect things :
1. Condition : It's listed as "New other", but this was purchased in December 2014 supposedly, we're in July 2015 now. Clearly it's USED. Then people on here find out it's actually a fricking old-as-hell 2012. that's 3 years ago !
2. Graphics card : In private message she told me it included the AMD Radeon R9 M370X graphis card, but that's only found in the latest 2015 MBP, not in a old 2012
3. Retina : In private message, told me it is retina.
4. Purchase date : December 2014 & Apple care warranty ending in August 2015, don't add up. Stated by others
5. She lied about the age & year model. People here identified it as a frickin dated old 2012 model wrongfully misplaced in the 2015 MBP listings. #1 BIG mistake.
6. etc
Intentional scammer or could be simply a naive girl who doesn't know jack and was given as a gift by an ex boyfriend or it was a old purchase and she doesn't remember the exact details, now just making up gibberish, lies. Who knows.
You'd be surprised how many people list their 2 or 3 year old Macs as 'New other'. The 'like new' and 'mint' words are thrown around too easy especially from Mac people.She shouldn't have listed it as new. That's a fair complaint and that alone will be enough for eBay to allow you to back out of the transaction.
Here's what to do:
3. If received fine a SND claim with eBay - Significantly Not as Described.
Take a picture of the back with the Model number and a screen shot of the About This Mac
The bad job describing it probably gets the OP off the hook on a SND case.
1. Wrong Display. Says Yes it's Retina, people here identified it as non-retina 2012 (Retina mbp came out in 2013 i believe)
2. Wrong Graphics card - Says yes it's AMD Radeon R9 M370X. Wrong again, May 2015 update included this, came out two months ago honey.
Do not wait. File a claim immediately; this is an obvious fraud.No reply yet, 1 more day, I'll have a ebay customer service rep step in, solve this issue, get my money back.
Some of you guys are being too optimistic & nice to the seller seems to made a honest mistake with the 2 pretty BIG ones being :