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Selling your laptop.
aaron1066
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in Techie Stuff
Anyone know of places you can sell your used laptop aside from somewhere like ebay. i found one place but not sure have you heard of them?
MillRaceIT Ltd is a wholly owned subsidiary of the charity InterAct Chelmsford Ltd (#1048631)
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MillRaceIT Ltd is a wholly owned subsidiary of the charity InterAct Chelmsford Ltd (#1048631)
Any surplus generated by MillRaceIT Ltd is donated by gift aid to InterAct Chelmsford Ltd.
Registered Office: Moulsham Mill, Parkway, Chelmsford, CM2 7PX. Registered in England, #4017044
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Gumtree? Preloved? Amazon Marketplace?0
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Gumtree would be a great way to sell your laptop because it will be quick, local and cheap. Its really easy to advertise on there and they don't take any commission.0
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But be aware Gumtree is *dripping* with scammers who will want to buy your 'item' with a cheque, overpay, and ask you to transfer the difference/balance to their 'shipping company' via Western Union. Only accept cash on collection from a local customer.0
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Millrace sell lots of stuff on ebay and seem to have a pretty good rep. Don't think you'd get much though, make more by ebay/gumtree/local paper......Gettin' There, Wherever There is......
I have a dodgy "i" key, so ignore spelling errors due to "i" issues, ...I blame Apple
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