If you don't properly coil your MacBook's power cord, it can fray to the point of unusability. Instead of buying a new one, you can replace the cord yourself for just a few bucks.
This project isn't for the faint of heart, but if you'd rather not spend another $50 on an A/C cable and you know how to solder, you can get that MagSafe adapter up and running again for much less. All you need is a replacement cord, which you can buy online for $16 or so, some soldering tools, and a bit of super glue. Hit the link to see how it's done.
How to Open and Replace the MagSafe Cord on an Apple AC Adapter | Instructables
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