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1. Cut a hole in the box.

So, yeah. That computer is going back, and I’m asking him to cover the cost of return shipping since he misrepresented the computer’s condition in his auction. Let’s follow along as the next chapter in this story unfolds…

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Dear biggs9193,

I received the computer yesterday. Unfortunately, upon opening it this morning, I found it to have significant defects not disclosed in the auction post:

1. The bottom, right corner of the case is broken and open, exposing the interior.

2. There is a deep scratch in the surface of the monitor, causing light and color distortions along its edge.

3. The keyboard’s return key is unattached.

4. The power cord is cosmetically damaged.

5. The computer is not in working condition. Specifically, the OS seems corrupted. The menu bar will not load. System preferences will not open. The dock is missing - not hidden, but missing. No applications will open.

I tried to upgrade the OS, but the computer will not accept an upgrade. It experiences kernel panic on restart 9 times out of 10.

I will be returning this computer, and since its condition was misrepresented in the auction, I would like you to cover the cost of return shipping. How would you like to handle that?

Thanks,
Geoff