eawmp1 macrumors 601 Feb 19, 2008 4,159 91 FL Aug 31, 2010 #2 Unless you can prove it ARRIVED to you in this condition, no.
zachcheatham macrumors regular Dec 7, 2009 123 0 St. Louis, Missouri Aug 31, 2010 #3 Are they bad? You may be able to polish the alluminum
rmbrown09 macrumors 6502a Jan 25, 2010 949 1 USA Aug 31, 2010 #4 just to be clear, did you cause them?
C CheesyTators macrumors member Aug 26, 2010 80 0 SE Michigan Aug 31, 2010 #5 Mine has a few scuffs also and it was sealed tight in the box. I just bought it last Friday from Best Buy in SE Michigan. Doesn't really bother me although I know for some, it may be an issue.
Mine has a few scuffs also and it was sealed tight in the box. I just bought it last Friday from Best Buy in SE Michigan. Doesn't really bother me although I know for some, it may be an issue.
MacModMachine macrumors 68020 Apr 3, 2009 2,476 393 Canada Aug 31, 2010 #6 eawmp1 said: Unless you can prove it ARRIVED to you in this condition, no. Click to expand... not true, i have returned 2 macbook pro's before with scratches, no questions asked.
eawmp1 said: Unless you can prove it ARRIVED to you in this condition, no. Click to expand... not true, i have returned 2 macbook pro's before with scratches, no questions asked.
lewis82 macrumors 68000 Aug 26, 2009 1,708 12 Totalitarian Republic of Northlandia Aug 31, 2010 #7 MacModMachine said: not true, i have returned 2 macbook pro's before with scratches, no questions asked. Click to expand... That's a very generous thing to do... think about the refurb buyers who will get a brand new machine
MacModMachine said: not true, i have returned 2 macbook pro's before with scratches, no questions asked. Click to expand... That's a very generous thing to do... think about the refurb buyers who will get a brand new machine