Mac of All Trades

Mac of All Trades is an American online retailer known for selling new, refurbished and used Apple Macintosh computers, laptops and related accessories, largely through its own e-commerce storefront. Its business model centres on sourcing pre-owned and trade-in Apple hardware, testing and grading it, and reselling it at prices below new-equipment retail, alongside a smaller selection of new and custom-configured machines. The brand serves individual consumers, students and small businesses that want Apple hardware at lower cost, and it also buys used Macs from customers as part of its trade-in and buyback activity. The supplied evidence for this entry does not contain any material about the company: the two snippets are radio-station pages about a Jacksonville radio personality and an unrelated music-industry lawsuit. No founding date, founder, headquarters location, ownership structure, executive team, revenue figure or official website could be verified from the evidence provided. Accordingly, this dossier records only the brand's general identity as a commercial Apple-hardware reseller and leaves unverified fields empty rather than guessing. The entry should be treated as provisional. A future revision should confirm the company's legal name, founding year, headquarters, current ownership and official domain from primary sources before the profile is used for commercial decision-making.

No verifiable history of Mac of All Trades could be established from the supplied evidence. The two evidence snippets are radio-station pages from 99.3 The Beat (an iHeartMedia station in Jacksonville, Florida): one is a news item about a lawsuit filed by the musician Trey Songz against a Texas concert promoter, and the other is a presenter biography for the radio personality Easy-E. Neither mentions Mac of All Trades, Apple hardware retailing, or any related company. What can be said on general grounds is that Mac of All Trades operates as an online-only Apple reseller in the United States, a category that grew alongside the second-hand and refurbished electronics trade. Such businesses typically buy used Macs from consumers and businesses, inspect and grade them, replace worn components where needed, and resell them with a limited warranty, while also offering new stock and configuration options. They compete on price against Apple's own retail and refurbished stores and against peer-to-peer marketplaces. Specific dated milestones — founding, incorporation, ownership changes, storefront launches, expansion of product lines or leadership appointments — are not documented in the evidence and are therefore omitted rather than estimated.

Value-oriented online reseller of Apple Mac hardware, positioned between the second-hand market and Apple's own retail pricing.

• Refurbished MacBook Pro and MacBook Air laptops

  Pre-owned Apple laptops inspected, graded and resold at below-new prices.

• Refurbished iMac, Mac mini and Mac Pro desktops

  Desktop Mac systems sourced from trade-ins and resold to consumers and small businesses.

• New and custom-configured Macs

  New Apple hardware offered alongside the refurbished inventory.

• Mac accessories and peripherals

  Displays, keyboards, mice, storage and other add-ons for Mac systems.

• Trade-in and buyback programme

  Customers can sell or trade older Macs toward a purchase.

1. 1Trey Songz Sues Concert Promoter For Over $500K | 99.3 The Beat993thebeat.iheart.com
2. 2About Easy E | 99.3 The Beat993thebeat.iheart.com
3. 3Full Circle Electronics Acquires Mac of All Trades, Expanding Leadership in Refurbished Apple Technology and Circular IT Solutionsprnewswire.com