We did a fundraiser for our local Humane Society. Ended up with 60+ computers, 30+ laptops, 25+ servers, more cables and printers than I can count.
The link to the video is below
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We did a fundraiser for our local Humane Society. Ended up with 60+ computers, 30+ laptops, 25+ servers, more cables and printers than I can count.
The link to the video is below
TV3 - Video
Very nice.. new smf movie star..lol..do u give them a% of the income generated or how did that work?
Awesome.
+1 on the woman's "O" face at the end of the clip as well.
We purchase it form them just like we would purchase it from any other customer.Quote:
Originally Posted by scrappy888
The sucky thing was the guy just pulls up with his camera and asks if he can ask some questions. If i had known i would have had a sign in the background with my companies website on it, etc. I could have planned out what I was going to say a little more also.
Good job,nice to see someone giving back to society. Win win for everybody. Keep up the good work.
So, are you a licensed e-waste recycler? I'm pretty sure that here in NY you have to be one to run an e-waste drive
Scrap man: which article of the Constitution did you find that in, I cant seem to find it. :)
Wow, nicely done Jeremiah.
I don't get it... I was just wondering what kind of certification he needed in Virginia to do an event like that. From what I've read on NY laws, whoever processes the stuff has to jump through a million hoops. Of course, most of the page was in Legalese, and I'm not all that fluent in that kind of stuff. I was only looking for some kind of comparisonQuote:
Originally Posted by olddude
Way cool!! And what a great cause too!