I had planned on recycling some old - but still working - imacs through Apple - but apparently now you have to box them up and send them yourself. Does anyone have another solution?
janine
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4 comments:
Janine,
You might want to check into Urban Renewal Corp at:
www.urbanrenewal.org
Joanne Arvay (Scotch Plains - Fanwood) asked me to post this for her:
"A few months ago we received a call from Mona Winter from Urban Renewal Corp wanting to know if we had any computers we wanted to donate.
I believe they will even come to pick them up. The number she gave us was 210-650-8987."
We do Free pickups for Imacs with if the quantity is decent and I attended the monthly NJECC meetings. I am located on the Vendor Page of the NJECC website
Howard Schoenfeld
Vernon Computer Source
I've use Howard before. Free and easy.
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