Thanks Toby,

Yeah, I agree - thing is, this was the current model last May until the 
Thunderbolt ones came out, so really is worth a lot more than the ridiculous 
offers I've been getting!!! Anyway, hopefully it'll sell. I'll put whatever 
software anyone wants on it, presuming they have a license for it (which, 
y'know, I don't necessarily have to see...).
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On 1 Jun 2012, at 10:39, Toby Leighton wrote:

> Id estimate the earliest intel models to be worth around £400 assuming it all 
> works and is reasonably clean/undented for its age.  the G4 machines now are 
> pretty much worthless.
> The problem with your price, is (perceptively) a new macbook air costs £850 
> and a new macbook pro costs £1000 - we all know thats not really the case, as 
> its just apples marketing of the lowest spec of each range, which your laptop 
> isn't.
> 
> I think your price expectations are realistic, but offputting to casual 
> browsers or impulse buyers.  I'd go for ebay but with a long auction run 
> time, and take time over the photos and description.  If you just need to get 
> rid of the thing quickly to raise cash then you could sell to a shop, but 
> you'll need to accept a lower price.  Someone who actually knows what the 
> computer is and what they are worth should come along eventually.
> 
> I know its a bit naughty, but if it happened to still have photoshop, or 
> logic or similar nice software left installed on the hard drive it would make 
> it more attractive to the second hand crowd.
> 
> On 30 May 2012 11:11, Chris Billett <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> I'm having a bit of a nightmare valueing/selling a MacBook Pro (mid-2010 
> model so the one previous to current, bought early 2011 at £1599) - I have 
> put it on GumTree at £900 but it didn't sell, then put it on eBay and am 
> getting ridiculous offers of about £400! Am I nuts in this? A friend has just 
> bought a white MacBook for £550 so I would expect to easily get over £800!
> 
> Any thoughts, list, or tips on where I can sell this easily? (A shop or 
> something that'll give good value?)
> 
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