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Question Posted Tuesday February 16 2010, 7:55 am

im selling a mac computer i think its the macintosh and ive had for about a few years it works great and all but i want to see it for a laptop. How much could i see it for or if i go to a pawn shop how much will they offer. theres no scratched its pretty clean and runs well..

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NinjaNeer answered Tuesday February 23 2010, 5:29 pm:
Which Mac is it? What are you selling it with?

Unfortunately, without this information, we really can't help.

My suggestion would be to go on eBay and look for the same computer. See what other people are selling it for. Then base your price off of that.

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