Macbook Pro

[neidura_0]

Got a MacBook Pro that cost a pretty penny. Speakers were shot. I'm a filmmaker, so audio is important. Wanted me to send it back whilst in mid work without replacing it. Not how that works. 

[guangxi_hone]

SO, what kind of help do you need from this forum?

[fab_finds4u]

This is how it works--if it's not as described  or isn't fully functioning the buyer must return it before a replacement or a refund is made.  If the seller doesn't provide a return label you have to ask eBay for the label. When you get the return label you have 5 days to return it. When tracking shows delivered to the seller they have 2 days to refund or put the replacement in the mail.

[smabrouk]

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@neidura_0 wrote:

Got a MacBook Pro that cost a pretty penny. Speakers were shot. I'm a filmmaker, so audio is important. Wanted me to send it back whilst in mid work without replacing it. Not how that works. 

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If you received a defective MacBook Pro, does that not suggest to you that requesting a replacement, rather than a full refund, is not a good idea?   Request the full refund so that you do not end up with a second defective computer.

Before you make a purchase, read the seller’s feedback — positive, neutral, and negative.  If the seller has or is developing a reputation for selling defective products then you should not buy from that seller.  

[toysaver]

"Got a MacBook Pro that cost a pretty penny. Speakers were shot. I'm a filmmaker, so audio is important. Wanted me to send it back whilst in mid work without replacing it. Not how that works."

Something doesn't make sense. Why and how would you start a project if the audio wasn't working? Why not send it back immediately?