Short answer, no.
In response to you stating you gave 960 for it, that's pretty much irrelevant.
When you plug in any electronic device or drive your shiny new car off the lot it depreciates by one third of it's value right then. Over the course of the first year it's value continues to decline until it hit's another one third.
After that it's up to the owner to see what they can get for it and hope for the best.
Not knowing how old this laptop is I'm not really able to determine where you are in this formula. But based on the first part of the formula I'd estimate somewhere in the vicinity of 640 dollars. But people are not inclined to give that much for a used laptop. Main reason is they don't know what shape it's in. If it's been over heated, having hardware issues, Or the big one > dropped.
I'd be inclined to go along with 63083's assessment if it's in mint condition.