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Partial · 2007-04-11, 18:35

Hey guys, I am not selling this here 'cause I don't have the rep evidentally to get into the Bazaar.

I am curious as to what price you would set (USD) for a craigslist auction and be willing to part with it for.

It's a MacBook 1.83 Core Duo upgraded to a 1.25gb ram, no super drive, and 60gb hdd. It was purchased last June.

eBay has serious fluctuations from 500 to 900. I figure maybe take the middle of that and settle on 700?

julesstoop · 2007-04-11, 18:43

Apple care?

Wyatt · 2007-04-11, 20:01

What a timely thread. I'm thinking about selling mine in a few months. I'll be watching.

Partial · 2007-04-11, 20:55

I have an offer for 750 cash on Craigs List. I think I should hold out for more. They retail for 1100 plus an extra 60 bucks for tax. I put a 60 dollar stick of ram in it. I feel bad letting a 1220 machine go for 750. That is almost a 500 dollar loss.

No AppleCare on it.

I am thinking of asking 900 now that I think about it.

Wyatt · 2007-04-11, 21:08

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Originally Posted by tensdanny38

I have an offer for 750 cash on Craigs List. I think I should hold out for more. They retail for 1100 plus an extra 60 bucks for tax. I put a 60 dollar stick of ram in it. I feel bad letting a 1220 machine go for 750. That is almost a 500 dollar loss.

No AppleCare on it.

I am thinking of asking 900 now that I think about it.

Could be worse. I lost a touch over $600 when I sold my MacBook Pro last summer. (I paid a bit over $2,000 for it and sold it for $1,400.) Damn, I miss that machine.

Partial · 2007-04-11, 21:19

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Originally Posted by fcgriz

Could be worse. I lost a touch over $600 when I sold my MacBook Pro last summer. (I paid a bit over $2,000 for it and sold it for $1,400.) Damn, I miss that machine.

ouch!

cosus · 2007-04-11, 21:41

If you think of it as a percentage, you lost less on the MacBook Pro than the 750 USD offer.

MCQ · 2007-04-11, 22:34

I see a base Macbook Core Duo (combo drive) on eBay for $885 right now, and a completed auction for $830.

With the RAM upgrade, $900 seems reasonable.

Partial · 2007-04-11, 23:33

Thanks MCQ! With eBay fees and shipping that'd come out to about 820 or so so I will try and get that off Craigs List.

- Dan

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julesstoop Veteran Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Leiden, the Netherlands	2007-04-11, 18:43 Apple care?
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Wyatt Veteran Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Near Indianapolis	2007-04-11, 20:01 What a timely thread. I'm thinking about selling mine in a few months. I'll be watching.
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Partial Stallion Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Milwaukee	2007-04-11, 20:55 I have an offer for 750 cash on Craigs List. I think I should hold out for more. They retail for 1100 plus an extra 60 bucks for tax. I put a 60 dollar stick of ram in it. I feel bad letting a 1220 machine go for 750. That is almost a 500 dollar loss. No AppleCare on it. I am thinking of asking 900 now that I think about it.
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cosus Veteran Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: El Rio de Nuestra Señora la Reina de los Angeles	2007-04-11, 21:41 If you think of it as a percentage, you lost less on the MacBook Pro than the 750 USD offer.
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MCQ Veteran Member Join Date: May 2004 Location: NY	2007-04-11, 22:34 I see a base Macbook Core Duo (combo drive) on eBay for $885 right now, and a completed auction for $830. With the RAM upgrade, $900 seems reasonable.
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Partial Stallion Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Milwaukee	2007-04-11, 23:33 Thanks MCQ! With eBay fees and shipping that'd come out to about 820 or so so I will try and get that off Craigs List. - Dan
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