> Well, we have to remember that they are a charity and exist to raise
> funds for the service they provide to their users. I am guessing they
> also have costs and obligations to uphold in disposing of the junk
they
> cannot use too.
>
> Sean
Perhaps, but I would doubt I'm the only one who, when faced with options
a) transport kit to a location and then pay to have it reused or b)
chuck it in the bin as household waste as part of my council tax, will
lean heavily towards the lower cost option.
I have an assortment of mice - some serial - keyboards, old networking
kit and the likes that is now surplus to requirements. I'd be delighted
to see it reused rather than binned, but giving it away and transporting
it already count as 2 charitable acts in my book.
You may all now sing the Fagin song, should you wish.
(No, not Michael Fagan, thank you!)
Peter
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