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jshelton

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Aug 4, 2008
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I purchased my MBP 13" from Best Buy. I exchanged it for a different one because of screen issues. I looked closely and the tape that seals the top of the box. You know, the clear tape that you have to cut to open it. It had an old piece that had been cut, and another piece had been placed over the top of it. Would Apple have removed it from the box after packing it?

I am just curious I guess.
 
I purchased my MBP 13" from Best Buy. I exchanged it for a different one because of screen issues. I looked closely and the tape that seals the top of the box. You know, the clear tape that you have to cut to open it. It had an old piece that had been cut, and another piece had been placed over the top of it. Would Apple have removed it from the box after packing it?

I am just curious I guess.

Did it boot straight to the computer itself or did you set up an account and internet connection and stuff?
 
Did it boot straight to the computer itself or did you set up an account and internet connection and stuff?

It played the intro video, but so did the one I returned after I reinstalled OS X. I had to set up the account and such.
 
It played the intro video, but so did the one I returned after I reinstalled OS X. I had to set up the account and such.

I'm better versed with this kind of stuff when it comes to Windows machines but there must be a way of seeing old files which a previous user may have left on the computer without overwriting in OS X, if there was someone using the machine before you.
 
It played the intro video, but so did the one I returned after I reinstalled OS X. I had to set up the account and such.

Was the plastic sealed on the computer itself? I'm talking about the label that seals the plastic. If it was don't worry about it.
 
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