Crucial MX200 1TB,Internal,6.35 cm (2.5\") (CT1000MX200SSD1) Internal SSD For Sale

Crucial MX200 1TB,Internal,6.35 cm (2.5\
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Crucial MX200 1TB,Internal,6.35 cm (2.5\") (CT1000MX200SSD1) Internal SSD:
$202.07

Bought in October 2015, replaced June 2017. Used for approximately half that time in consequence of the turn and turn about backup system I use. In pristine condition and perfect working order.
Reason for sale: Upgrade to 2TB.
The item comprises:
  • 1 1TB Crucial MX200 SSD
  • The box that its successor came in
  • 1 mounting frame as shown
  • 1 Acronis True Image HD software activation code

With regard to the activation code, it came with the replacement drive I bought and as I already have Acronis I have no use for this. I really have no idea what version of Acronis TI you get, whether it\'s temporary, limited, or the full monty. Either way it\'s better than the proverbial poke in the eye.
It does NOT come with a warranty, receipt or anything other than specified above
If you\'re interested I\'m also selling this one\'s twin.
Please don\'t ask...........
  1. If there\'s a B.I.N. price. Clearly there isn\'t.
  2. If I\'ll sell both drives together. The answer is \"no\".

offer with confidence, I\'ve earned my 100% response and want to keep it.
If this looks familiar it\'s because I\'m having to list it a THIRD time thanks to timewasters.


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