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MacBook Pro – 2014

13.3″ Screen, 2.5 GHz IntelCord i5 Processor (3rd Gen)

8GB of RAM and a 500 GB HD. OS X 10.10, Yosemite, preinstalled.

$900 or 3.66 BTC, 30-Day Return Policy, Free international shipping both ways

Never been used, never been opened.

http://bitsformacs.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/FINISHED-LOGO.jpg

Escrow is accepted, I guess...

Pictures with username also.

Unfortunately all of the products I will have for sell will be direct from my retailer, so taking a selfie will be quite impossible. I assure you -- all products are brand new, never been opened in original packing. Just as you'd expect to receive them if you had purchased directly from Apple.

As a courtesy, I always offer a 30-day return policy if for any reason you're not pleased with your purchase and I pay for shipping both ways (have yet to pay for a return trip ;P).

Tbh with a brand new account, no picture for proof accepting using escrow is your only chance of selling anything on here. There have been so many newbie scammers on here lately its unreal.

I understand your concern with scammers. Me, being new to these forums and all, it's a bit intimidating. I work for a company, a legitimate company that sells top of the line technology, internationally. With such comes rules; my superiors do not believe that there are any escrows services that can guarantee customer information security enough for us to use their service. At this point in Bitcoin history there is a lot of uncertainty in many of the service related to the currency, all we can do is have a little faith.... and maybe wait for a reason to batter someone on serveral post before doing so ;P

Hahaha, it's easy. No escrow, no trade.

since u are new here, you should try to EARN trust, escrow would be a very good start  ;)

I've learned very quickly that escrow is a big deal on this site; I've brought it up with my superiors, but until I get an okay this is how I have to do business.

Again, yes, I am selling these items, but I'm working for a legitimate company with rules, regulations and guidelines to doing business. PayPal is another option we sometimes utilize because their service is able to reverse funds and they have a great support team dedicated to finding scammers.

Short story time: I was selling an item direct through Paypal and the customer sent faulty emails titled as Papal from a random email address confirming funds sent, obviously a phishing attempt. I reported the email addresses/alias associated with the incident. ALL of us have been in a situation where a random person on the internet has tried to get over, yet here we all are :]

I'll keep you both posted about escrow options however, I want to conduct business with as little stress on the customer and my company as possible!

hey im new to this site but iam happy to pay the price and any escrow fees

SCAM ALERT
he is not accepting escrow for this deal, so beware
don't send money first to new users and ask them to use escrow

I concur.  Looks like a scammer to me.  A well spoken scammer, but a scam none the less.

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