I got a nice email from apple to trade in apple product, follow the online trade in (desktop computers up to $1180 ), smile and then bang - my late 2015 iMac is not accepted to trade in. No more smile...
Seriously, is my iMac not worth a cent? Who is that silly child in Brightstar who decide which product can trade in?
Is there any retailer out there who trade in iMacs? I need iMac pro. Apple giveback only $560.
Simply Mac is one Authorized Reseller that does trades (and I suspect many other do as well), but the trade value may still be in the $560 neighborhood that Apple is offering. See: https://store.simplymac.com/pages/trade
Simply Mac is one Authorized Reseller that does trades (and I suspect many other do as well), but the trade value may still be in the $560 neighborhood that Apple is offering. See: https://store.simplymac.com/pages/trade
We are all other users here and would not know why Brightstart does or does not do something. Apple giveback is safe and easy, but won't give you a lot. Try to sell it yourself, you will usually get more. As for online places, do a Google search and there will be several results. Here are some:
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-ab&q=sell+mac+online
"my late 2015 iMac is not accepted to trade in."
"Apple giveback only $560."
OK. which is it? Either it's not accepted to trade in or Apple will give you $560 for it?
Sell it on eBay if you're not happy with the trade in value.
Just like any other product, trade-in value will be a fraction of what
the "market value" would be, especially computers. If the company
taking the trade-in resells used computers, they need to add cost of
any testing and refurbishing for resale plus some amount of profit.
In addition, the company also bases trade in values on how marketable the
older computer is. Once some thing reaches a certain age, its only value is
for the salvaging of components to be used in repairs.
iMac isn't accepted to trade in?
