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Originally Posted by Telecolor 3007
I do like some '90's tv sets, but from the early '90's, when plastic was still pretty good (and the sets too).  Yeah, late '90's sets are usally crap - with some exceptions, of course.
Why charities won't take them? |
Some thrift shops were being overrun since it was cheaper to donate than E-waste. There were times where the Goodwill stores had 20-50 CRT sets on the shelves for $0.49 a piece...You could setup a wall of TVs cheaper than a fast food lunch. They did not sell, and cost charities money to E-waste, and the bigger ones were giving thrift employees hernias from lifting the weight. Goodwill and some other charities stopped accepting CRT TVs.