[Hidden-tech] What to do with Cords 'n Cables, Chargers n converters.

[Sequoia McDowell]

If you bought your computer with Windows and the drive has a valid product
key on it you can sell that (or just the sticker) on eBay or Craigslist,
recoup a little cash.
On Mon, Feb 15, 2016 at 8:53 AM Doug Lowing <delowing at gmail.com> wrote:

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> I first offer stuff on Freecycle.
> - I have upgraded printers several times by getting other's old printers
> from Freecycle.
> - The type of people who read Instructables like to use the motorized bits
> and wall warts to create things.
> - Some people recover and sell the copper wire if they decide it is worth
> their while.
>
> After running through those options, I pay $5 per electronic unit for
> disposal at the Amherst dump.
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> A zip drive?  I dunno - cast in Lucite and offer as steampunk paperweight?
>
> -Doug
> On Sun, Feb 14, 2016 at 12:53 PM, Mathew Jacobson <mat at 4d4s.org> wrote:
>
>> Like so many others, I imagine, I have boxes of cords and cables,
>> adapters, chargers and converters. Scanners, zip drives, laptop docks, etc.
>> Does anyone salvage these things?
>>
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