Here’s another: Mac Mini M2 Pro 16/512 $350…?

[Jerry®]

special wrote:
This begs the $1M question: Do you have $350 in cash?

well, no. But, I am entertaining the idea of asking a friend for a loan….if i decide it’ll work for my needs.

[Jerry®]

special wrote:
This begs the $1M question: Do you have $350 in cash?

Also thought I could sell my Acer Nitro 5 laptop. If I cleaned it up I might be able to get $350

[special]

Jerry® wrote:
[quote=special]
This begs the $1M question: Do you have $350 in cash?

Also thought I could sell my Acer Nitro 5 laptop. If I cleaned it up I might be able to get $350
probably a good idea to sell some older gear you don't really need and consolidate your computing into a more modern platform such as Apple Silicon series.

[anonymouse1]

Sorry, I can't possibly read the words in that image. What does it say?

Jerry® wrote:
[quote=clay]
if you can test iCloud login/activation before purchasing, worth a shot for sure.

A lot of times these sorts of deals can be scams of some sort, but there are legit good deals to be had in some cases.

seller posted this image with it

[Jerry®]

anonymouse1 wrote:
Sorry, I can't possibly read the words in that image. What does it say?

[quote=Jerry®]
[quote=clay]
if you can test iCloud login/activation before purchasing, worth a shot for sure.

A lot of times these sorts of deals can be scams of some sort, but there are legit good deals to be had in some cases.

seller posted this image with it



It’s just to show it’s been wiped and is ready to activate.

[Jerry®]

clay wrote:
if you can test iCloud login/activation before purchasing, worth a shot for sure.

A lot of times these sorts of deals can be scams of some sort, but there are legit good deals to be had in some cases.

Now I’m a bit worried. I talked to the seller and he is out of town with his sister (which checks out with the description in the posting) but he wants to ship it to me and for me to put down $50 to hold it. Maybe I’m being too cautious? I’m just worried I send him the money and he doesn’t send anything or sends an empty box.

[PeterW]

Use PayPal and not Family and Friends. If real, it’s a screaming deal. If not, just contact PayPal and claw back the $50. But make sure to document every step of the transaction.

[Jerry®]

PeterW wrote:
Use PayPal and not Family and Friends. If real, it’s a screaming deal. If not, just contact PayPal and claw back the $50. But make sure to document every step of the transaction.

ok good idea thank you!!

[special]

Jerry® wrote:
[quote=PeterW]
Use PayPal and not Family and Friends. If real, it’s a screaming deal. If not, just contact PayPal and claw back the $50. But make sure to document every step of the transaction.

ok good idea thank you!!

I doubt this is a good idea. Sound like a scam as posted in the other thread.

[Jerry®]

special wrote:
[quote=Jerry®]
[quote=PeterW]
Use PayPal and not Family and Friends. If real, it’s a screaming deal. If not, just contact PayPal and claw back the $50. But make sure to document every step of the transaction.

ok good idea thank you!!

I doubt this is a good idea. Sound like a scam as posted in the other thread.
well crap….where can I get an Apple Silicon Mac Mini for $400? I checked ebay and the Mac Mini M2 Pro 16/512 are $650….