> I disagree!!!! Doesn't matter. B-stock is B-stock. It doesn't matter how much/little an article has been used, if it has been decapsulated by the end-user and returned to the factory, it is B-stock. It would only be A-stock if it had gone to an Apple store, been overstocked, and gone straight back to the Apple distri center.
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