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Graham said 9:36AM on 4-21-2006
The equivalent to throwing away your old Apple after you get a new one. Most people aren't going to go for this.
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Graham said 9:39AM on 4-21-2006
I guess I should've specified: but most companies WILL unless they decide to pass their computers off to schools for educational purposes.
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Ultim8Fury said 9:52AM on 4-21-2006
In other news the apple refurb shop shows a dramatic increase in stock. :)
If they significantly discount a new product when you return the old one ( obviously based on age and condition) then that would be cool. I can't see me returning my 2 yr old 17" PB when I upgrade to a 17" MBP.
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Brian said 9:56AM on 4-21-2006
Soooo... They're offering to throw away your old computer for you. How is this a "trade-in program?"
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arkowi said 10:04AM on 4-21-2006
guys, come on. this is something they are doing to keep from catching heat from environmental groups. it is pretty well known there is some nastsy stuff inside your computer that is not very good for the planet. a number of other companies offer similar services. lets say you had a totally hosed broken monitor that you would not be able to sell or an out of warranty laptop that you broke badly and there was no way to fix. wouldn't you consider sending it in to get free shipping and a knowledge it might not sit in a landfill for 1,000 years?
hey, tomorrow IS earth day.
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Arne said 10:12AM on 4-21-2006
and there will less secondhand macs on the market...
More people will have to buy a new one. Very smart apple.
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Hans said 10:20AM on 4-21-2006
At #5, nasty stuff like spyware and viruses? Only if boot camp is found on the drives... =)
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Mike said 10:22AM on 4-21-2006
Hasn't Dell been doing this for a while?
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kevin said 10:26AM on 4-21-2006
man i was hoping this was a trade-in program but no. never. never. never...
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Harm said 10:34AM on 4-21-2006
What happened to the iMac's screen?
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Jon said 10:42AM on 4-21-2006
if they were offering discounts on new mac's by trading in an old one, that would be one thing. But this, my old mac isn't old enough to just toss it.
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unreal mccoy said 10:55AM on 4-21-2006
this was probably Algore's idea.
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Jonathan said 11:04AM on 4-21-2006
throw away a mac? um... once a mac enters my household, it never leaves... EVER.
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TheWakeUpCall said 11:04AM on 4-21-2006
If you don't want your old Apple i'd be glad to take it off your hands free of charge :D
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Wheels said 11:05AM on 4-21-2006
I like to hoard ... err ... I mean collect.
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Richard Blumberg said 11:23AM on 4-21-2006
Will they still pay for shipping if you remove the various reusable components first, e.g. disk drive, CD-ROM, memory, expansion cards? If so, it's a good deal; better than setting it out on the curb for trash collection.
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Joe B said 11:31AM on 4-21-2006
I'd only go through with this program if they gave me an exchange amount of money.
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Jtmx said 11:34AM on 4-21-2006
@ #5
you're on the right track, but this is in response to the environmental protests that happened at several stores a few weeks ago.
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Brad said 11:35AM on 4-21-2006
I can definitely say that like other people, once a Mac has joined my family, it never leaves. I still have my IIc and my IIsi.
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Vince Veneziani said 11:36AM on 4-21-2006
Yes, but Scott, I'm suprised! As a local Philly resident you should know that Springboard Media is accepting trade ins on Intel Macs! $900 for an iMac G5! Not bad eh?
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