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The refurb is as good as new, and comes with full 12mth warranty, with the option to get the Applecare $249 bringing it to $1178.
I can't see why someone would purchase yours for only $78 less with less warranty period and less assurance such us knowing that it's been given the once over and all clear from Apple.
The other benefit of the Apple refurbs is that it's like a lucky dip, where in many cases, regardless of the specs on the refurbs site, they have been user upgraded (RAM, HD, installed software, etc.
Not trying to shatter your hopes of getting what you want, but you have to be realistic.
If you want to sell it, then you really have to reassess what it is that you expect to get for it vs what a buyer will be willing to pay.
Just because you think $1100 is a good deal, that doesn't make it a good deal.
I can't see why someone would purchase yours for only $78 less with less warranty period and less assurance such us knowing that it's been given the once over and all clear from Apple.
The other benefit of the Apple refurbs is that it's like a lucky dip, where in many cases, regardless of the specs on the refurbs site, they have been user upgraded (RAM, HD, installed software, etc.
Not trying to shatter your hopes of getting what you want, but you have to be realistic.
If you want to sell it, then you really have to reassess what it is that you expect to get for it vs what a buyer will be willing to pay.
Just because you think $1100 is a good deal, that doesn't make it a good deal.