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A working laptop for Hayato's online degree in Setagaya
Do you have a laptop collecting dust? Hayato needs one for online coursework.
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I'm Hayato, a public health student in Setagaya. My laptop broke 3 months ago and I've since been writing assignments and sitting online exams on my phone - it's slow, my work gets lost, and I'm falling behind.
I'm looking for a used laptop with at least 8GB of RAM and a working battery, or any laptop that can run a browser and word processor reliably. I can cover shipping if you can send it, or collect in Setagaya.
I'll take great care of it and be sure to share how my studies go. If you want to upgrade your own and have an old one in a drawer, you could make a big difference.
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- Laiba Nida Baig ๐ต๐ฐ Accepted
I live about 9 km from Setagaya. I can help at the weekend, tell me what you need. Can bring a friend.
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Best of luck, Hayato. I hope things turn around soon. My husband and I read this together. God bless!
Hope this works out for you. I went through something like this 5 years ago and strangers helped me out. God bless
Good luck, Hayato. Everyone deserves a bit of help sometimes. We're a small family in Nairobi but we're thinking of you. Blessings
Thinking of you and your family. As a teacher I love seeing someone work this hard to learn. Wish I lived closer to Mysuru so I could bring a meal. Blessings!
Thanks for sharing this. I've been in a tough spot myself and it does get easier. Greetings from Manchester