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Computer Parts, Used and Refurbished - A Smart Buyer's Guide

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  • Always deal with a well-established value added reseller. Look for a dealer who rigorously tests everything and who backs up sales with a warranty.
  • Stick with sellers who belong to the ASCDI (the Association of Service and Computer Dealers International). They have an established code of ethics and an arbitration procedure in place for any problems that might arise.

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