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Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by Maligner22, Mar 10, 2005.

  1. Maligner22 Newcomer, in training

    Hi, I'm new to TechSpot becuase I just bought my first computer. Now, my problem is that I think it could have been stolen (not from "someone," because it was sold to me brand new--more likely, if stolen, it was stolen from some store). I bought it off an acquaintence who is actually sort of ambiguous about the whole thing. However, I want to know if I register it if I could get into any legal trouble. Also, if I want to install an Airport Extreme card (it's an Apple G4 iBook), would I have to register anyway? I need to be able to access the Internet. Any suggestions. Thank you.
    Maligner22, Mar 10, 2005
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  2. Mictlantecuhtli TS Special Forces

    Welcome to TechSpot

    Maybe Apple's support would know better how to find out if it's stolen or not.

    As for AE, registering isn't required.
    Mictlantecuhtli, Mar 10, 2005
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  3. Maligner22 Newcomer, in training

    Thanks for the input

    Thanks. I guess I'll hold out on that registration deal.
    Will simply registering somehow lead authorities to me or something? Or is there some other information I'm missing?

    How does that process work?
    Maligner22, Mar 10, 2005
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