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#VERIZON MESSAGES FOR MAC OS SERIAL NUMBER#

It could be a simple mistake where the person selling a Mac accidentally listed your serial number instead of the correct one, or they pulled the wrong mac from stock for you. If you not "strong" in tech, do what you'd do if buying a used car from a 3rd party - bring along a tech to give you the thumbs up/down on the purchase.Īpple has device enrollment so you can get this with a brand new - out of the box Mac or iPhone or iPad. If a deal seems too good to be true, it probably is. Most of all, live by the philosophy caveat emptor or buyer beware. If your seller balks at this, you'll know something's not right and should walk from the deal. Some even offer a well lit, camera monitored space in the the front parking lot to do the exchange.

(I can't stress this enough) If this is an in-person transaction, do this at a police station.

If it's brand new it won't have a bunch of cycles (should be in the single digits) and the "max charge" and "charge remaining" shouldn't have much of a delta if the battery's fully charged. System_profiler SPPowerDataType | grep -i "charge information" -A 10 You can do this from Terminal without extra software.

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DriveDx is free for diagnostics (pay for data recovery) and is an excellent tool to test out the storageĬheck the battery stats.

Memtest86 is free and you can boot it off a USB drive.

There are keyboard test sites ( ) or you can use Karabiner Elements (it has an event viewer) this will help you ensure the keyboard is good (You can also try xev but it requires XQuartz to be installed (both are free).

For instance, they may have booted into Safe Mode, obscuring any issue that might occur during a normal boot Shut it down completely and boot from off. If the machine is running and “waiting” for you, it could be a sign of trying to obfuscate issues. If you run into this type of error, walk away.īoot it from a completely off state. Test it out boot it up and test before closing the deal. Use a service that offers purchase protection like PayPal or eBay Here are some tips for dealing with 3rd parties: This is not to say that buying from 3rd parties is to be discouraged you just have to be more diligent.

Let the vendor deal with removing the MDM - this is the "value add" he's supposed to provide.

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I would return this to the person you purchased this from for a full refund as it’s not as described - brand new. In this particular case, Verizon being a large company with a large bureaucracy, it will be a Herculean effort to validate its legitimacy and to get MDM removed. The problem here is that you could have something that is legitimately sold from Verizon to the third party via liquidation and the MDM was innocently overlooked to it being a stolen device in which case, if you are in possession of it, you could have it confiscated by authorities without compensation back to you. The moment that happens, it’s no longer "new" but "used" (pre-owned) or at the very least it's considered "Open Box." The fact that it had MDM installed/enabled (manual process) means at a minimum, it was configured for use. However, generally speaking, when you see this screen, it's usually not “brand new in the box” as you describe. Very large organizations like Verizon likely have their devices enrolled from the factory, it could be new but it's likely stolen, innocently mixed up as a retail product for sale or liquidated to a 3rd party as "new old stock" (unlikely IMO).