[Ti] my powerbook value?

[Kynan Shook]

Personally, I'd say search eBay.  Register if you haven't already,  
and then you can restrict your search to completed listings only.   
Find a few machines sold recently that have similar specs to your  
computer.  Then you could adjust back a year using linear  
depreciation.  Not terribly accurate, but it's a start.

Is this an individual or a company?  And whom, so the rest of us can  
avoid them?  Are they Apple Authorized?  If so, you might be able to  
complain to Apple too...  If it were me, I'd be asking for at least  
the original purchase price because of the long delay!


Kynan Shook
kashook at wisc.edu
http://homepage.mac.com/kynan/

jf <jferris at hvc.rr.com> writes:
> Is there any way to find out the value of a powerbook g4 1ghz in  
> June 2006?
>
> June is when a computer tech took my powerbook for repairs and now
> after a long saga I am in small claims court with him.  He says my
> computer is worth $200 because it has devalued, it was bought in
> 2003.  I think he owes me it's worth in June 2006 not March 2007,
> since he has had it since then without returning it.