“We worked hard to build people’s confidence in us,” Matt Huting. He and his brother, owner Jeff Huting, started selling used Macs on eBay in the late 2000s, and eventually grew it into a business. The company has been around since 2013, said Matt Huting, its director of operations. You also can be paid via PayPal or a check. They received the computer in a few days, and I had an offer and my cash - in my chosen form of an Apple Store gift card - a day later. I took the computer to a FedEx location and an employee packed it for me according to Cash for Your Mac’s instructions. I had two SSDs in the mini - a 512-GB primary SSD and a 240-GB secondary one - but there was no way to indicate it had a second drive. The only aspect of the process I didn’t like was that the assessment form didn’t allow for modifications. REVIEW: Samsung Galaxy Note20 Ultra is impressive, and pricey It is, after all, a model that’s eight years old and can’t be upgraded past Catalina. In the end, the amount I received was $301, which was still acceptable. I also indicated the condition was “flawless,” but they found some scuff marks on the an edge of the case that I had missed.
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The offer I got was for $340.95, but it turns out I misidentified the CPU, so Cash for Your Mac reduced the amount once they received the mini.
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(And yes, there are online companies that buy Windows computers, as well as all kinds of electronics, such as ItsWorthMore and BuyBackWorld.)
There several similar sites, including and, but I got the best price at Cash for Your Mac. You accept and they provide a FedEx mailing label and detailed instructions for packing and shipping.
You fill out a form to give them a description of the Mac, they give you a tentative price. I wound up selling it to Cash For Your Mac, a San Diego, Calif., company that buys used Apple products. REVIEW: 2020 27-inch iMac: Beauty is also a beast Now, it would be worth only a fraction of that. Had I sold it a year ago, it might have fetched as much as $900, based on what I was seeing on eBay, because it’s the last Mac mini that allowed upgrades for both its memory and drives. It was further complicated by the fact that this computer can’t be upgraded to the upcoming version of the macOS, which makes the system less valuable. I faced this dilemma with selling my 2012 Mac mini, which - as regular readers know - I replaced with a new 27-inch iMac.
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