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How to find IMEI

You can find these numbers in several places, including Settings, on the physical device, in the Finder or iTunes, and on the original packaging.

Find your serial number, IMEI/MEID, or ICCID in Settings

1. Go to Settings > General and tap About.
2. Look for the serial number. You might need to scroll down to find the IMEI/MEID, and ICCID.
3. To paste this information into Apple registration or support forms, touch and hold the number to copy.

Find your serial number or IMEI before setting up your device

1. Press and hold the device's power button until you see the device logo. You'll then see "Hello" in many languages.
2. Tap the Info button, in the bottom-right corner of the screen.

Sell Computers
For Cash
in Boston, MA

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Sell your Computers for cash at Deal Zone in Boston, MA

We specialize in Windows and Apple laptops that are up to 5 years old. We buy select high-end desktops up to 2-3 years old. We don't buy preowned Chromebooks. Please remove passwords (OS/BIOS) and log out of all accounts. Bring the charger, it raises the offer. We can wipe your data in front of you. Valid photo ID required.

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    Contact Us

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    Get a Quote

    Our professional staff will estimate the cost of your items.

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    Get Paid

    We make a fair, accurate cash offer on the spot. Get cash immediately.

Get an Estimate

We offer you to go through a simple grading process so we can estimate a value for your current device.

STEP 1

Identify your device

Find the model and serial number on the label on the back or underside of the case; on a prebuilt like a Dell, HP, or iMac it is printed right there, and for a custom build note the motherboard and case. Then send us the specs that set the price: the processor (CPU), how much RAM, the graphics card (GPU), and the storage size and type. Photos of that label and of the machine powered on to the desktop help us quote faster.

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Describe the condition

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Sell your Computers for cash at Deal Zone in Boston, MA

Sell Your Computers for Cash, Two Deal Zone Stores in Boston, MA

Text or WhatsApp clear photos of your Computers for a free preliminary estimate. Deal Zone has two stores in Dorchester, about a 7-minute drive apart: Deal Zone Fields Corner (1578 Dorchester Ave, Boston, MA 02122) and Deal Zone Uphams Corner (17 Stoughton St, Boston, MA 02125). Both buy the same range of items, so bring your Computers to whichever location is closer. Working, recent Computers and repairable higher-value systems are considered. Obsolete or very low-value machines may be declined. We inspect the item in front of you and pay cash on the spot after you accept the offer.

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Why sell your Computers? Our in-depth knowledge of the computer and laptop resale market ensures that the Computers you bring in receives a fair, precise evaluation. We pride ourselves on transparent transactions, careful in-person inspections and high customer satisfaction. Sell your Computers to Deal Zone in Dorchester and enjoy a smooth, rewarding experience.

Why Sell Your Computers at Deal Zone?

A computer's offer is driven by its guts - the CPU generation, the amount of RAM, the graphics card, and the storage - plus the overall condition and whether it still boots clean. We power it on, read the specs, and confirm the parts match the listing before quoting. Both of our Dorchester stores buy the same range of items, so bring it to whichever is closer: Deal Zone Fields Corner, 1578 Dorchester Ave, Boston, MA 02122, or Deal Zone Uphams Corner, 17 Stoughton St, Boston, MA 02125. We test it in front of you and pay instant cash, with no auction fees and no shipping.

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Getting a Computer Ready for the Counter

A computer is valued as a set, not just as a chassis. Two identical 16-inch MacBook Pro units can land on different numbers because one arrived with its charger, its carton and the original NVMe drive, and the other arrived as a bare laptop at four percent battery. Gather the pieces before you drive over.


Run through this before you leave the house:

  • Original cartons still matter. The MacBook box with the part number label, the Dell OptiPlex sleeve, the graphics card box with its anti-static bag - bring them flat-packed if you kept them, because a complete boxed unit moves on faster.
  • Bring the brick that shipped with the machine rather than a generic one: 96W or 140W USB-C for the larger MacBook Pro, the MagSafe 3 cable with it, a Dell 130W barrel tip, a Lenovo slim tip, or the desktop kettle lead.
  • Paperwork settles questions quickly: the original invoice, AppleCare or warranty registration, and proof the machine was released from a company MDM or asset list if it was ever a work unit. Enrollment left in place blocks setup no matter how clean the hardware looks.
  • If you upgraded anything, bring what came out. The stock 8GB SODIMM, the 512GB NVMe drive you replaced with a 2TB, the boxed cooler, the card a prebuilt originally shipped with - original parts are counted with the machine.
  • Small pieces disappear first: the 12VHPWR or 8-pin PCIe adapter that came with a graphics card, the desktop side panel screws, the all-in-one stand and VESA plate, and the keyboard and mouse that were paired to it.

None of this takes long. A laptop, its brick, the carton if you still have it and the parts you swapped out fit into one bag, and everything in that bag is looked at in front of you before a figure is quoted.

The First Twelve Minutes at the Counter

Text or WhatsApp photos first if you want a preliminary number, but the real evaluation happens with the machine open on the counter. It runs in the same order every time, and knowing the order tells you what to have ready.

  • Minutes 1-3 - the serial or service tag is read off the bottom case, the Dell tag sticker or the Lenovo machine type label and logged against the configuration you quoted.
  • Minutes 3-8 - it boots, and CPU, RAM, GPU and storage are checked against that label, plus battery cycle count and a white and a black frame across the display.
  • Minutes 8-12 - keyboard, trackpad, ports and fans under load; Activation Lock, Find My and BIOS or BitLocker status confirmed.
  • Then the offer - explained against what the technician actually found, not against a generic model average.

Accept it and you are paid on the spot.

Preparation Mistakes That Cost Sellers Money

Almost every deduction traces back to something fixable at home in ten minutes. These five come up week after week.

  • Dead battery on arrival - a laptop that cannot stay awake through testing cannot be graded on screen, keyboard or thermals. Charge it the night before.
  • Locks left in place - Find My, a signed-in Microsoft account, a BIOS supervisor password or an unreleased MDM enrollment all stop the machine at setup.
  • Guessed specs - i7, 16 gigs and probably a 512 is not a configuration. Read the model, generation and storage from About This Mac or Settings, System, About.
  • Cleaning too hard - alcohol on an oleophobic screen coating leaves haze that a dry microfiber cloth would never have caused.
  • Dust in a desktop - a clogged fan stack throttles during load testing and hides the real thermal behavior of the card and CPU.

None of them change the hardware. They change what can be verified while you wait.

Selling Your Computers in Boston, MA, FAQ

How do you evaluate the condition and price of a computer?

To ensure a fair valuation, we look at the computer`s model, condition, specifications (CPU, GPU, RAM, storage), market demand, and current prices for new, refurbished, and used units.

How quickly will I receive money after selling my computer?

Payment is immediate. Once we agree on a price and confirm the condition of your computer, you get paid on the spot.

How do you verify the functionality of a computer?

We boot the machine, confirm the CPU, RAM, GPU, and drive report the way they should, and run quick checks on storage health, the ports, and the fans. We also make sure it is signed out of your accounts and any activation lock is cleared, so the hardware and software both come back clean.

Are there any additional fees or commissions when selling?

Yes. A computer with a dead drive, a cracked case, a failing GPU, or one that will not post is still worth money for its working parts, so we make for-parts-or-repair offers. Bring it in even if it will not turn on and we will quote what can be salvaged.

Can I get an online appraisal, or must I visit in person?

We can provide free estimates via text. Simply send us photos and the details of your computer, and we’ll provide a fast, accurate quote.

Can I trade my computer for another item in your store?

Yes. We offer trade-in options. You can exchange your computer for other products in our inventory and receive additional trade-in credit.

What documents are required to sell my computer?

You’ll need a valid ID (driver’s license, state ID, liquor ID, passport, Visa, or Green Card).

Can I set my price for the computer, or do you offer a fixed price?

We base our offers on current market value. Our aim is to provide fair and consistent payouts for all kinds of desktop computers.

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