Do I need to pay for shipping or anything for my Trade-in Macbook Air if I'm getting a new one and giving this for credit?

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Do I need to pay for shipping or anything for my Trade-in Macbook Air if I'm getting a new one and giving this for credit?

I'm buying a new Macbook Air M3 and wanted to hand in my 2018 Macbook Pro for trade-in credit. I wanted to know if I need to pay for the shipping for trade-in or just hand it to FedEX, UPS or USPS?

I bought it in India and currently live in the United States. Does that create a problem?

Also, if I'm giving this for trade-in credit and paying through Apple Card, how will I get my trade-in credit and what benefits do i get for paying it monthly.

MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 15.0

Posted on Nov 3, 2024 11:50 AM

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varjak paw

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Nov 3, 2024 12:38 PM in response to hetav2001

Yes, trying to trade in a Mac purchased in another country may well present a problem. Talk to the Apple Store and ask if they will accept it. They may well refuse.

If they do accept the trade-in, Apple will pay the shipping costs to send the trade-in to them. The trade-in value is credited to the payment method you use to buy the new product.

Apple Trade In - Apple

As to benefits for monthly payments:

Products you can buy from Apple with Apple Card Monthly Installments - Apple Support

Further questions about purchasing will be best directed to the Apple Store. We are all fellow users here and while many of us have some knowledge garnered from experience, none of us can speak for Apple or their policies and procedures.

Regards.

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Do I need to pay for shipping or anything for my Trade-in Macbook Air if I'm getting a new one and giving this for credit?

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