Im sure they will find out its not the original case and void your warranty.
Should i buy my friends 360
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yeah it has no case. but could you send it in and pay like 50 to get them to fix it.
Originally Posted by Nelson2011  Has it been opened? |
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Lol, did you read the OP?
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Originally Posted by Nelson2011 Has it been opened? |
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thats what i was thinking because if i fixed it and get a case for it i could make a great profit.
Originally Posted by ProjecT TimeZ For $10, why the hell not. |
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true i probably will after he gets back from spring break but my main
question is there places you can have fix it for like $50 or so. That way i can still make some money but make sure it works.
Originally Posted by Illusion Of Progress Just do it. $10 is nothing... if worst comes to worst blow it up on the street or something... thats worth $10 in itself. |
question is there places you can have fix it for like $50 or so. That way i can still make some money but make sure it works.
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yeah i need to see what error code it is sometime.
Originally Posted by xXkeyboardkowboyXx Id See whats wrong with it first. Cause if its just the RROD then its a simple enough fix to do it yourself. |
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well if i fix it i will probably sell it for cheap so i make some money.
Originally Posted by halifax1 You can't send it to Microsoft because it's already going to be opened. The 3 year warranty only covers RROD consoles and cannot be opened already. Honestly you can buy it and play with it but if it has anything else wrong then it won't be of any use. Also even if you get it fixed it'll only be temporary and will fail again so unless you feel like messing with it then go ahead. Don't even bother trying to send it to Microsoft, because they won't take it, and if you try replacing the Warranty sticker then that's illegal. Also, they can tell easily by looking at the casing serial number and the number on the motherboard. There is usually a REV sticker on the motherboard which states the same information basically as the back of the console. Those won't match up and they won't take it with the sticker being broken. $10 isn't much, so you can get it and just attempt an X-Clamp fix and use it for the time being but it won't last long. |
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If you do sell it I hope you are honest about it and let them know that it was repaired and is not going to be working permanently, considering the X-Clamp fix will end up failing again.
As long as you aren't going to rip someone off then good luck.
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Originally Posted by zu903 well if i fix it i will probably sell it for cheap so i make some money. |
As long as you aren't going to rip someone off then good luck.
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no i would say it has been repaired thats why im selling it so cheap.
Originally Posted by halifax1 If you do sell it I hope you are honest about it and let them know that it was repaired and is not going to be working permanently, considering the X-Clamp fix will end up failing again. As long as you aren't going to rip someone off then good luck.
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Well, people consider repaired meaning fully functional and not going to fail again. Repairing the 360 is only a temporary repair and over time it will fail again.
Originally Posted by zu903 no i would say it has been repaired thats why im selling it so cheap. |
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ill still tell them what was wrong and so on i bought one awhile back and it broke in a week and it made me mad.
Originally Posted by halifax1 Well, people consider repaired meaning fully functional and not going to fail again. Repairing the 360 is only a temporary repair and over time it will fail again. |
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Yeah. I just know it would be wrong to sell someone a repaired console knowing that it will eventually fail again.
Anyways, cheers. If you get it fixed with casing and a PSU and cables you can out it on eBay and tell what was wrong and it was repaired and get around $100.
Originally Posted by zu903 ill still tell them what was wrong and so on i bought one awhile back and it broke in a week and it made me mad. |
Anyways, cheers. If you get it fixed with casing and a PSU and cables you can out it on eBay and tell what was wrong and it was repaired and get around $100.
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