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Always fun when you get calls like this...please come and take this stuff...for FREE! Granted my brother works in IT here and he got me the gig...but I am the one that kept the gig because I ALWAYS take everything, no matter....plastics, tv, mice, keyboards...I take it all and leave it clean. I also can be called and typically can pick it up within a day or 2 because they give me so much. Last time it was 2 racks and 25 servers along with desktops ect...this is older stuff so who knows.
Last edited by webuyselltradestuff; 12-05-2013 at 11:22 PM.
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Sweet ....
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I'm excited for next week to try to work a deal with my company to take all of their electronic waste
I noticed typewriters similar to the one in the photo still sell. Nice pick up. Mike.
"Profit begins when you buy NOT when you sell." {quote passed down to me from a wise man}
Now go beat the copper out of something, Miked
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looks more like a dot matrix printer,Originally Posted by miked
Very good score there, nice assortment
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Boom!
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Nice haul!
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I had a load of that size once. Time to get picking and refurbing!! and tear down the rest of course lol.
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Not to get off topic but Mech, can you elaborate the difference between a dot matrix printer and typewriter? I received a brother 760D word processor for scrap. Looks like a typewriter but seems to work like a printer. Thanks
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One thing I see is they hook to a computer where a typewriter does not. They print a line at a time. Someone might have to jump in here that knows a lot more about them than I. I know the older ones are heavy. From what I just read there is some higher value metals inside. All I have for you is a description from Wiki;
Dot matrix printing - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Actially it WAS an ibm wheelwriter 3 typewriter LOL...the funny thing is...if it works, they sell for $40-60 on ebay...thats some funny stuff right there.
Oh and man...there were about 20 odd desktops, 30 monitors (lcd), and like 15 apc units...inclusing a couple from a rack...so those were HEAVY. going through all of it now where I can make room for the electronic recycle event I am running on saturday at one of the schools....who knows how crazy that thi g will be.
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