How much can I get for my computer at a pawn shop?
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Depending on your brand loyalty, and whether you want to get a replacement laptop, you might consider HP's Trade Up program.\n\nYou might get more than at the pawn shop.
1158186
when dealing with Dell, which I own, be sure and check the DELL OUTLET area!!!  I purchased my computer from the Outlet and it came with everything I needed (programs) and even some extra ones!!  it a computer worth over $700 and I got it for less that $350!!  they may have what your looking for in the outlet, but be ready to purchase, you can only hold items in the outlet for 15 minutes.  Grab a couple friends for their imput, have them gather round and help you search for the best deal.
594455
Sell your computer and send them the money...
1136777
I don't know about the place your talking about but I do know at least here in Madison we have many small computer shops that have many older but still good computers for a cheep price.  Maybe they would be willing to donate a few of them, wouldn't hurt to ask.
242177
Depends on what kind you want, what you want with it for memory, monitor, laptop or desktop...etc\n\n\n$500 to the 1,000's
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About $400 max.  You can build a brand new computer with the twice the storage, twice the ram, and a more battery conscience processor for about $500.
149697
Ebay will sell items for you, and you can sell any item to a local pawnshop.
528260
if you buy a dirt cheap laptop, you will get what you pay for, save a little money, you can find used and refurbs cheap, I sell them all the time in my shop that I take as trade ins and refurbish, starting at 200.00. You can get them and not be ripped off
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My husband said he would give you $50 for it now! Ha!\nSeriously, it is worth at least $350.
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The best way to figure out how much you can get for it is to go on eBay, and perform a search for your laptop, finding one that's as close to your specs.  Make sure, when searching, to click the "Completed Auctions" box, which will then give you closed auctions and their final price.
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I wouldn't turn my back on it. It always depends on price and anticipated use.\n\nThree of my friends have recently picked up a brand-name notebook, 1GB RAM, 100 GB hard drive, built in bluetooth and WiFi, DVD burner, Windows XP Home, AMD 1800 processor and 15 inch screen, external (USB) floppy. It has been selling here for US $999, no rebates. That's been the cash register price.\n\nIf what you are looking at is $200 less, I would say they are equivalent values.\n\nAs for use, yours is quite adequate for standard business use and home computing. For graphics manipulation or gaming it is a bit of a lightweight. If it's significantly cheaper, US $600 or less new from a good local store, I'd go with your selection. It sounds like yours is a respectable, competent machine. Only your preferences and pocketbook and availability in your area can say for sure.
755329
try selling your computer
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If you want to find a store on the computer, go to \nwww.discountlaptops.com
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i don't think you can get a free used laptop but you could get a used laptop for about ... $300.00\nmaybe
74712
Check out Ebay or your local pawn shop.  Pawn shops will often have cheap clubs because people trade up so often.
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I buy computer equipment from two sites and nowhere else (ever).\n\nhttp://www.tigerdirect.com\nhttp://www.newegg.com\n\nYou can usually get a decent PC from either of those for half (or less) of what you'd pay at Best Buy or Circuit City.
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I don't disagree with the above answer, but they are not worth the money you will dump into them. Try 167 dollars just to start things off! Stick with people you know or smaller local businesses. The people doing the work will be paid more and will probably be much more reasonable with their prices. Just because you have a cool logo, doesn't mean you know how to fix computers.