MSNBC consumer reporter Bob Sullivan does a thorough analysis of how gadget buy-back programs work, and why you shouldn’t use them. There’s no need for me to rehash everything that’s wrong with them, because Bob covered all those bases admirably. I’ll just run through his hypothetical scenario and tell you what you should do instead.
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Don’t use gadget buyback programs
by Dave Farquhar on May 13, 2011
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Tagged capacitors, craigslist, dell, Dell Inspiron, ebay, GB, hard drive, laptop, memory, POST, RAM, RUN, spyware, ssd, windows
Posted by Dave Farquhar on May 13, 2011
http://dfarq.homeip.net/2011/05/dont-use-gadget-buyback-programs/
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