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Thread ID: 110152	2010-06-05 10:06:00	Cash Converters	icow (15313)	PC World Chat

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1107067	2010-06-05 10:06:00	Does anyone know if cash converters would buy a PSP with CFW? P.S. I know EB doesn't	icow (15313)
1107068	2010-06-05 21:57:00	You'd get better money from Trademe	pctek (84)
1107069	2010-06-05 22:07:00	Back in 2000/01, I just bought a used laptop from eBay for around $1,200 I think . Sold my other laptop (I bought used also) . 1yr I went into Cash Converters and they ask you go to into this room :p Laptops were starting to become cheap back then from the toaster shops like $1,000 for a typical bulky lunch box design ASUS, Acer, Tosh etc etc . . prob in the Celeron class thou . I was thinking about getting a desktop PC back then . I was told that I would get $300 for mine :lol: I had a Thinkpad the X series, which are more expensive, same size as a netbook but has a palm rest, new ones go for $3,000-4,000 despite the crappy onboard video (shared memory) . It's very thin . 1 . 2kg without the battery, 1 inch thickness . I also had a docking "base unit", a CD-ROM and DVD-ROM and I upgraded from no ethernet to a 3Com ethernet (internal) . What was funny was that if you go into the store they are making 100% profit on your sale . If they bought yours for $300, they would sell it for $600-700 and I think they can price that cos it can be a better brand / thinner design etc etc . .	Nomad (952)
1107070	2010-06-05 22:33:00	Cash Converters is where my neigbour found her stolen bloo ray player. Luckily marked with an invisible marker but with serial number partially scratched off. Could they track the person down who sold it to them? like ****. I have always considered the place to be just a pawn shop, had a look around everything seems over priced although I bought a gps from their online operation.	prefect (6291)
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