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  • Wide selection of refurbished items
  • User-friendly website for orders
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  • Poor customer service experience
  • Complicated return process

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    Reviewed Sept. 4, 2025

    Gainsaver was part of Back Market’s trade-in program. We sent them a flawless laptop, and in return, they tried to scam us by sending a photo of a dented laptop that wasn’t ours, claiming that was what they received. They then had the audacity to slash the offer from $329 down to $150. When we refused and demanded our laptop back, they shipped us an empty box. Later, we learned the laptop had been stolen, and now the matter is under investigation by Back Market.

    This company is a blatant scam operation. Their scheme is simple: they lie and say your device is damaged, hoping you’ll give up and let them keep it for next to nothing. But if you push back and demand your item back, they don’t return it—they send an empty box and keep your property. It’s theft, pure and simple, and from what we’ve learned, this isn’t an isolated case—it’s their business model.

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    Reviewed Nov. 29, 2024

    I bought a MacBook Pro 2021 M1 Max 2TB 64GB from Walmart on November 22, 2024. I was happy with the deal and sold my old MacBook to upgrade. A few days later, I received an order cancellation notification because the item was out of stock. I searched Walmart and found the same item with a higher price. I contacted them about their deceitfulness and insincerity. I wouldn’t recommend them and want to share my experience.

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      Reviewed Feb. 20, 2022

      I bought a refurbished 2015 MacBook Pro which was supposedly in EXCELLENT condition. After using it I noticed the right speaker wasn't working at all. I called them and they told me they would refund me 100 dollars off of the 1300 dollar purchase price. Everything else worked fine so I accepted. They sent me an email and everything saying they would give me 100 dollars. Well I get 50 dollar credit. When I call an employee said they credited 100. I call Back Market which is the site I bought it thru and they tell me they only received 50 dollars. I call GainSaver back and they say they sent 100. Now I send email to gainsaver thru backmarket and they say they only approved 50 dollars now. I even sent them the email that showed it. They said I can return it for a full refund sorry for the confusion. NEVER BUY ANYTHING FROM THIS SCAM COMPANY!

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      Reviewed Feb. 23, 2021

      I had been searching online for months for an affordable replacement for my vintage 2009 Mac, when I came across various vendors selling refurbished machines. After comparing products and prices, I settled on GainSaver, mainly because of their easy to navigate website, and the prices. I placed my order for a MacBook Pro, with some nice upgrades. I held my breath and just hoped that I would not be scammed. Some of the online reviews caused concern, however, the dates on the reviews were not recent. When the package arrived on the date promised I was elated. Reading the specs on the invoice, I was astounded to learn that the machine had been upgraded even beyond what I had ordered! I've been using the machine for a few weeks now, and it is a true dream machine.

      In the future I won't even bother with Amazon or eBay. I know where the "deal" is, so why bother. I 100% recommend GainSaver

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      Reviewed Aug. 26, 2020

      I never received the MacBook Pro I ordered from Gainsaver through backmarket.com. I paid a hefty premium to expedite the order, yet Gainsaver had still failed to even ship my computer after 1.5 days. I requested a refund for the shipping cost and Gainsaver cancelled my entire order clearly out of spite and perhaps to avoid a bad review. I won’t use that seller ever again and I hope no one else does.

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      Reviewed Feb. 26, 2020

      My previous experience with Gainsaver was a positive one. I kept that computer for 6 years. However, I feel burned this time around. I purchased a 27" iMac but had to return it within 30 days because of intermittent shutdowns. Before I returned the computer, I took it to the Apple Store who reported that it had been serviced several times in the past for the same problem, including replacing the motherboard and the case. In fact, it shut down at the Apple Store. So I spent $82 to repackage and return it to Gainsaver. I was due $795.18 but was only refunded $759.00 for the computer that I returned within 30 days. That's >$121 lost. I have asked to be refunded at least the charge for freight ($39.18) since it's clearly a Gainsaver issue, but no word yet. Interestingly enough, I was about to place an order for a replacement computer when I received the reduced refund.

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      Reviewed Jan. 6, 2020

      I have ordered several Apple Mac Book Pros from this company. One computer need no operate correctly - I called them and sent it back - they sent me another computer that worked great. No problem with the other computers I have ordered from them. Just ordered another Mac Book Pro today and will write a review on it soon.

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      Reviewed June 28, 2018

      I paid over 2,500$ for a refurbished MacBook Pro 15" (mid-2015) through a distributor that sold this business' used products. Had I seen the reviews beforehand, I would have stayed hundred miles away from them... 5 months after the purchase, the SSD drive failed permanently. Replacing the drive would cost 1300$. As for retrieving the data, I received a quote for nearly 3000$. I've lodged a complaint to the business, and have not received any news from them. The business has a record of dishonesty and not fulfilling their end of the warranty if you read the reviews.

      This is the most costly mistake I have ever made, and represents the death nail of my Apple experience. On one hand, I should have purchased a brand new laptop. On the other, I simply cannot spare 4000$ on a new one. Now, repairing the situation will cost me even more than that. Those prices are non-sensical compared to the other products on the market. All my friends are awe-struck when I tell them the ridiculous expenses connected to "the Apple experience". My advice: don't mess around, buy a new laptop, or prepare to play a very risky game. And if you do, do NOT, under any circumstances, buy anything from this business.

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      Reviewed April 12, 2018

      I tried purchasing two Mac G5s from these people. They were advertised as working fine. The first one did not power on. When I opened the door I was astonished to see dust everywhere and a broken looking hard drive. It could not boot up. I called Gainsaver and told them I wanted to return it. They let me return this damaged piece of crap and I had to pay extra to get a slightly better model. The guy on the phone acted bored and was most unhelpful, even a bit hostile like he was doing me a great favor to let me exchange this piece of defective equipment!

      The second G5 that came was in EVEN WORSE condition! I am pretty skilled with Macs, having had used them since the mid-80s. This machine would not power up. I even had spare hard drives but the internal machinery was busted. How they could sell broken equipment yet advertising it as something works is beyond me. They should be investigated and put out of business. I had a much better experience with the honest folk at PowerMax and MacSales.

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      Reviewed Jan. 16, 2018

      I purchased an iMac from GainSaver - and a 2 Yr warranty. The warranty provides that I can send it back for a replacement. However, based upon the reviews, I am holding my breath waiting to see what I am going to experience with this company which sounds to be full of low lives. This iMac, that I purchased from GainSaver, I am now learning (from looking online) is one of many models in the market that have a "random shut down issue'. Apple cannot find the problem according to everything I have read online.

      Today, I read the reviews on GainSaver for the first time. Had I read them before the purchase there is no way I would have done business with them. Prior to reading the reviews today I have been wondering how many times they have sold this computer? There is no way that they did not know that the computer had issues (as it turns out it is common with this model). They had to have purposely sent a defective computer knowing it would be returned. So I hope this is not the beginning of a nightmare. I will document everything and plan to see a lawyer if things go poorly and determine if there is recourse through suing the company.

      BTW - the so called two year warranty that I have allows for TWO replacements (three computers total) after that the warranty is done. This means that it is not really a two year warranty. This means that if they are not an honest company (and so far by all appearances they are not honest people) they take money for the warranty on top of the price of the computer and resell the same damaged products over and over again to different people. STEER CLEAR OF THESE PEOPLE - Bad News.

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