Hardware
by chainsawz
Since you can't find anyone to purchase your monitors, you might think about donating for a tax write off later. Take them to a charitable organization, such as the goodwill, and they will provide you with a receipt that you can use for tax time. (Many organizations let you fill in the donation dollar value)
If you are not interested in the tax write-off, you could always donate them to a local school district.
by fhousley
by dmiles
Not much else can be done,if you cannot donate the monitors because they are old and disposing of them in a safe manner may require that you pay a fee to dump them at a disposal site
Try setting them on the curb with a sign to take for free.
by fhousley
by thechas
Your best bet to properly get rid of the monitors is to find a local firm that does computer / electronics recycling. You are apt to have to pay a nominal fee for the service. But you can rest assured that you have disposed of them in an envioronmentally friendly manner.
Where I live, GoodWill serves as a drop-off point for old hardware.
by fhousley
by fhousley
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