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I'm seriously wondering who takes this deal. There must be a market for this, right? Companies with fu money?
by siva7 4y ago
I'm seriously wondering who takes this deal. There must be a market for this, right? Companies with fu money?
- gjsman-1000 4y agoI wonder if it is for companies who had lots of Mac Pros, in many weird configuration, eyeing Apple Silicon. In which case, because many of them don't want to deal with eBay or customer service, it is often quickest and cheapest to send them to a recycling center. But if Apple will take them all for a quick $1K each and no extra employee effort... why not?
- siva7 4y agoThe extra employee effort would save in this case maybe a million? Maybe that's not much money in some circles to think about
- gjsman-1000 4y agoI don't know. Why did perfectly good 16" MacBook Pros get into the hands of recyclers last week?
- randomdata 4y agoMore likely it is for nobody. This is Apple saying: "We really don't want to deal with this, but if you will pay us many thousands of dollars in value to take it off your hands I guess we can bend this time." They have made it clear that their preference is for you to leave them alone if you want to sell one of these machines.