Check with Goodwill. I'm fairly sure we recycle lots of stuff with them. Good luck!
Sent from a mobile device, please excuse any typos. "Kathryn Smith <[email protected]>" <[email protected]> wrote: The recent discussion about recycling options for the individual has been interesting, but I have a commercial recycling problem I'm looking to solve. I've just taken over a a junior LAN admin, and one of the problems my predecessor left behind was a mound of old equipment (8-10 desktops, more than a dozen laptops, probably 5-6 servers, a dozen or so printers/all-in-one type units, and several large boxes of parts like dead keyboards, hard drive, etc.). I need to find someone who will take this stuff and recycle it responsibly, with a paper trail for us. I'm pretty sure nothing in the pile is worth anything except maybe as parts. The newest computers are more than 5 years old (Dell Latitude D610s, Optixplex D260s, etc.) We'd like to find a solution that gives us a paper trail documenting that it will be recycles appropriately, and doesn't cost us money. We're in Concord, NH. Any suggestions? Thanks, Kathryn _______________________________________________ bblisa mailing list [email protected] http://www.bblisa.org/mailman/listinfo/bblisa
