Hi all:
Easy enough to find people to work on PCs. Wondering if anyone has a "go-to" business when it comes to tech support/help w/ a Mac? Don't want to use the "Genius Bar" if I don't have to...
Furthermore, anyone know where to sell a Mac? Not about to pawn it (I'm not that desperate for money, but even so, I know it's worth more than the price I'll get from a pawn shop).
FWIW, it's a 21.5 inch, mid-2011 iMac running OS X Yosemite. Great condition, perfect really. Simply don't use it. (I already have an iPhone, iPad, and MacBook Air...)
Craigslist to sell it, craigslist for probably both too. When meeting people, just make sure to meet somewhere well lit, etc. I've never had any problems but use your common sense and you should be fine.
A lot of forums on line allow people to post things for sale after a user has so many posts or has been a member for a certain amount of time. Maybe MJ could do something like that.
Www.jaxmacguy.com is an option.
There is a place on Hodges, just north of JTB (in the Publix center) that says they work on Mac on their sign.
Quote from: coredumped on January 19, 2015, 10:12:16 AM
Craigslist to sell it, craigslist for probably both too. When meeting people, just make sure to meet somewhere well lit, etc. I've never had any problems but use your common sense and you should be fine.
A lot of forums on line allow people to post things for sale after a user has so many posts or has been a member for a certain amount of time. Maybe MJ could do something like that.
The only issue with that is you would have to meet in a place where there is power so that you can show the buyer that it works.
I'd suggest a bank as a meetup location. Well lit, usually has an armed guard on duty, avoids inviting a stranger over or carrying cash to an unknown location, and most crucially has electricity. You may have an easier time if you use your own bank. Just let them know what you're doing and it should be alright. Bonus points for being able to deposit the money immediately, if you're so inclined.
I'll give you $10 more than the pawn shop ;)
Quote from: menace1069 on April 29, 2015, 09:26:23 AM
The only issue with that is you would have to meet in a place where there is power so that you can show the buyer that it works.
Doesn't everyone have a power inverter in their car?:) If not yeah, then you'd have to find somewhere that has an outlet.
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Quote from: coredumped on April 29, 2015, 01:57:12 PM
Quote from: menace1069 on April 29, 2015, 09:26:23 AM
The only issue with that is you would have to meet in a place where there is power so that you can show the buyer that it works.
Doesn't everyone have a power inverter in their car?:) If not yeah, then you'd have to find somewhere that has an outlet.
My '74 Pinto barely has an operable 8-track, nevermind a power inverter. 8)