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FS: Macbook Pro box + packaging
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-item no longer being sold-
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how fast was the mbp that was inside?
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[font=verdana]2.16 macbook pro | 2gb | 7200 rpm | 2405FPW[/font]
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2.16ghz
Regardless, I'm pretty sure all MBPs share the same dimensions.
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a box for $40? 
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Originally Posted by brassplayersrock
a box for $40?
Considering that you only way to get these boxes and packaging is to pony up at least $2k for a Macbook Pro, I'd say you're getting a good deal 
And imagine you don't have the packaging. What are you going to do with a Macbook Pro you want to sell, use bubble wrap? Clearly stating that you own the original packaging adds significant value to your sale. $40 dollars is a worthwhile investment in that case.
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WOW 40 bucks for packaging..i guess theres a market for anybody and everybody
did you know that you can get free apple boxes from APPLE the question is being lucky and a using your right to voice out.
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price lowered to $20 
Originally Posted by Javizun
WOW 40 bucks for packaging..i guess theres a market for anybody and everybody
did you know that you can get free apple boxes from APPLE the question is being lucky and a using your right to voice out.
No you simply can't get an Apple box for free from Apple.
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Originally Posted by macintologist
price lowered to $20
No you simply can't get an Apple box for free from Apple.
I beg to diffre my friend-i have gotten 3 boxes from the apple store by simply asking
maybe i been lucky maybe the girl i asked like me or the dude just thinks im gorgeous
and the manager probably thinks im sexy but i have gotten free boxes off the apple store simply by going up to a mac rep and saying.
"DO YOU HAPPEN TO HAVE ANY UNNEEDED BOXES OUT IN THE BACK?"
usually the answer is maybe and the ygo back there and to my luck they bring exactly what i wanted.
sorry to mess your whole sale up but ripping people off for packaging deserves a saw like treatment. BE A HUMAN MAN YOU WAS GONNA THROW IT AWAY ANYWAYS JEESH
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Boxes go all of the time on eBay for anywhere from $20-60 I don't see why he can't sell his here.
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I'll always keep boxes whatever I buy (electronics only),
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Originally Posted by brassplayersrock
a BOX?!
You'd be surprised at home many people throw them out 
*ahem*
Considering that you only way to get these boxes and packaging is to pony up at least $2k for a Macbook Pro, I'd say you're getting a good deal
And imagine you don't have the packaging. What are you going to do with a Macbook Pro you want to sell, use bubble wrap? Clearly stating that you own the original packaging adds significant value to your sale. $40 dollars is a worthwhile investment in that case.
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Originally Posted by macintologist
You'd be surprised at home many people throw them out
*ahem*
*ahem yourself*
Originally Posted by Javizun
I beg to diffre my friend-i have gotten 3 boxes from the apple store by simply asking
maybe i been lucky maybe the girl i asked like me or the dude just thinks im gorgeous
and the manager probably thinks im sexy but i have gotten free boxes off the apple store simply by going up to a mac rep and saying.
"DO YOU HAPPEN TO HAVE ANY UNNEEDED BOXES OUT IN THE BACK?"
usually the answer is maybe and the ygo back there and to my luck they bring exactly what i wanted.
sorry to mess your whole sale up but ripping people off for packaging deserves a saw like treatment. BE A HUMAN MAN YOU WAS GONNA THROW IT AWAY ANYWAYS JEESH
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