Does anybody know of a charity, school, youth group etc that would need a large number of brand new, unboxed USB keyboards?
We have loads just sitting in a store room that are surplus to requirements.
The company doesn't want to get involved in donating them as they are worried about liability (apparently there have been cases where donated kit has eventually died and it was expected that the comapny would repair or replace it).
Obviously, as these are all BNIB there shouldn't be any issues - but that is a 'risk' that the receving organisation would have to accept.
There are various charities which recycle old computer equipment so could be worth looking at them since they are most likely to be able to handle lots of keyboards.
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> Crikey, some people have excessive expectations...
Yah think?
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