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lozflan

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Buying a used PC.
« on: 19:58:42, 30/04/18 »
This is just a warning. My G/son {a student} purchased a used Apple PC  which failed within the 6mnths warranty. The well known high st used goods shop [yellow paintwork} spotted 4 of the minute screws holding the case together were missing. Mine are very recessed,hard to see. They refuse to honour the warranty. This is ongoing,as £500 is a lot to loose.
So be sure to take a magnifying glass with you,if you should be tempted in.
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Jim44

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Re: Buying a used PC.
« Reply #1 on: 19:55:30, 03/05/18 »
That's disgusting these people are no better than thieves.

 My grandson got a good laptop from www.bargainlaptopsonline.co.uk
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lozflan

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Re: Buying a used PC.
« Reply #2 on: 19:21:48, 29/05/18 »
Good news ,the retailer will try to repair it.
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Re: Buying a used PC.
« Reply #3 on: 14:52:20, 20/02/19 »
When searching, you should not focus on low-cost offers, which, with rare exception when the seller urgently needs money, are fraudsters scams. Focus on the cost of similar offers, as well as compare it with the price of a new Mac.
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