I have to think that most people who build Hackintoshes are already Mac customers. I'd guess a typical use case is somebody that already owns a MacBook Pro and

I have to think that most people who build Hackintoshes are already Mac customers. I'd guess a typical use case is somebody that already owns a MacBook Pro and wants a decent companion desktop which Apple doesn't really sell at this point. It's still a violation of the EULA, but I think most violations would be substantially different from, for example, using a cracked version of Windows, in that most Hackintoshers have probably already given Apple $2000 for another computer.