[Ti] my powerbook value?

[jf]

Yes, I've searched ebay, that is a good start, they all went for over $200.00!

This is a consultant in NY, his company is 
http://www.mactutormactek.com   He used to say he was part of the 
Apple Consultants Network on his site, but when I called Apple, they 
told me that  he is not part of their network and he has since taken 
that off his site.

Julie


>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.
>
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