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I have a thrift store in my village, but they have a "no computers" policy for some reason. Privacy maybe?
by wkjagt 3y ago
I have a thrift store in my village, but they have a "no computers" policy for some reason. Privacy maybe?
- 83 3y agoI think a lot of places don't accept them because they aren't good at judging what is valuable and what is trash - and the trash they have to pay to get rid of as e-waste.
- AHOHA 3y agoInteresting, no such things here, I found LED screens, routers/repeaters, tower PCs, lots of keyboards and peripherals, I even found hard disks in different sizes too. There are other laptops like Acer etc. I saw before, and other types of electronics like headphones, apple TV, kindle/kobo, car navi system, smart watches and so on. The only policy is test it at the store, there are no refunds or replacements, but for $5, doubt any will care.