Okay so I'm getting a brand new Macbook Pro from my school tomorrow, which after a year I have the option to purchase for $700, which I plan to do. I currently have a Macbook Pro (circa 2009) that I want to sell. It still works just fine (currently typing from it), the only issue is that it was dropped a few years back and one hinge is broken and the airport doesn't work, meaning you can only connect to the internet through an ethernet cable. IMO it should still be worth some money, but possibly only for parts. I'm just trying to get some advice as to the best trajectory for selling it. Thanks in advance!
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Selling Macbook Pro?
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For parts only.....
you can "feel" the market offering it in 50% its original value. That can work and enable you to recover some money. For me, that is my practice dealing computers my fair share of time and it worked....
you can "feel" the market offering it in 50% its original value. That can work and enable you to recover some money. For me, that is my practice dealing computers my fair share of time and it worked....