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Take this scenario:
Your company buys 300 computers to upgrade 300 old computers at a single location. You now have 300 old outdated computers, monitors, keyboards, mice, and probably many cables and extra pheripherals.
Or this one
Your company has 1,200 locations throughout the US. Each one has six computers in it. You send new computers to each one. You now have 7,200 outdated computers.
What do you do with them?
Throw them away. Big NO NO. The EPA has made the disposal of obsolete computer equipment an environmental liability and will fine you for $25,000 for each occurrence. Equipment must be disposed of properly.
You stash them in the closet. This costs you money. The sooner you get rid of old equipment, the better. Your old equipment is a liability. The less time your employees spend dealing with your old unused equipment, the better.
Donate them to charity. Charities, churches, schools need working computers that are relatively new with software. This costs you money. Do you want to have someone on payroll take his time off from other duties to format the hard drives and reload them with legal software? Do they want old junk? No.
Sell the computer equipment. This works if you want to take someone on payroll away from other duties to sell the equipment. Will he get market value? Will he be able to handle the extra workload with no prior experience? How long will it take to get rid of everything? Do you have the room to store it all?
Have us handle your computer disposal needs. We will create a solution for your company and it's needs for electronic equipment recycling and disposal, be it good, bad, old, broken, or ugly equipment. In some circumstances there will be no out of pocket expense for your company. We offer a multitude of programs including employee buy back, and donations to charities in your name. We also offer a solution in which no equipment is sent out of the country as whole units, but as commodities instead.
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