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Nope, too risky.
Yes, I'll take the risk for a deal.
Yes, if it has been refurbished.
I prefer to build/refurbish my own.
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Last edited by Siobhan Keogh; 06-12-2010 at 02:44 PM. Reason: Whatever, whatever, I do what I want.
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I've personally bought a laptop off of TM before, it ran for about a year before dying but I couldn't really expect longevity given the price.
If its nearly dead, I'll rather build my own. Since, I dont do Trademe, or Ebay or any auction places.
Plenty of steals to be had on TM for the right price, if you are a technician!
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Depends what it is.
A PC, I rather get new but the cheapest and slowest parts and build it myself.
If it's a laptop but not a Netbook I might b/c they cost so much more than a few hundred dollars.
Nothing to loose if you format or put a new HDD in (software/security wise) and if the hardware is solid I don't see why not.
TM is quite good for for mid end upgrade packs. I do a lot of installs for mates of mine who have $1k and want to up their gaming specs, stuff like mobo + 6gb RAM and an i5 for $995.
If I was building I'd do myself. nothing beats knowing exactly what went into your PC and the quality of the build, you also get lots reciepts and boxes/packaging <sarcasm> YAY!! </sarcasm>
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Yep nothing to lose often have enough bits around to upgrade/repair if they don't work depending on the fault
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