Gazelle says $155 for a flawless 64 GB wifi iPad. eBay Instant Sale doesn't have any iPad 1's listed. I suggest going through the regular sell it yourself eBay and check prices.
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On Sep 24, 2012, at 8:33 PM, Charles <the_chuckmann@yahoo.com> wrote:
> I have not completely decided yet - but I am considering the possibility/probability of putting my iPad on eBay.
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> It is a 64GB Wi-Fi, first generation, with case and charger. It has had a Zagg (or equivalent) protector on the screen since it was new. It is almost in like-new condition.
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> I don't use it that much - and I'm looking to upgrade my old iPhone 4 (32 GB)to the iPhone 5 (64 GB), once the hype has settled and they are more readily available. So, naturally, I am going to need funds to make the IPhone 5 purchase. (I was really hoping for 128 GB.)
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> What is a fair price for a barely used iPad of the type I mentioned? Say it's in nearly new / excellent condition.... I plan to decide, and probably list it on eBay, either this week or next, and I want to be fair to both me and the buyer.
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> My iPhone 4 is still working fine, other than a sometimes slow-to-respond home button (dirty?), so I am in no rush to buy the new iPhone, but it'll be before too long.
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> Thanks in advance for any opinions.
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> Chuck F.
> NE PA
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> On Sep 24, 2012, at 22:20, "Jeff" <jeffreyfort@mac.com> wrote:
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> > I made a pleasant discovery today. In Contacts the search function now searches the notes field. Even better, Siri does the search. I don't know if this was added earlier or in iOS 6. The notes field contains valuable information for me. I used to have to use a third-party program called ABSearch. Good thing, ABSearch apparently does not work with iOS 6.
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