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CERTIFIED COLLECTOR: CS0187 Computer Waste Depot Inc. |
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Computer and Electronic Waste Management Services |
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Peterborough Collection Event Feb 9th-13 2010 |
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If you are from the peterborough, ON Area, and would like to see us return, send us an email! Video by: CHEX-TV. Video Source: http://www.chextv.com/videos/Newswatch_ElectronicsRecycling.WMV NewsWatch Week 2 February 2010 http://www.chextv.com/videoarchive/2010FebWeek2.html |
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FREE Event! Tell your Neighbors, Family and Friends! |
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FREE to Drop-OFF: |
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Desktop Computers Servers Mainframe Computers Notebooks Monitors CRT Televisions LCD Televisions Plasma Televisions Rear Projection TVs Wood Cabinet TVs Inkjet Printers Dot Matrix Printers Laser Printers Payroll Printers Fax Machines Routers Switches HUBs Broadband Modems Motherboards Power Supplies Video Cards Sound Cards Modems Hard Drives CD/DVD-ROM Drives Disk Drives Empty Cases Cables Wires Connectors Computer Mouse Keyboard PC Speakers Multimedia Kits
Fees apply for the items below:
Telephones Answering Machines Video Game Systems Video Games Photocopiers VCRs DVD Players CD Players Stereo Speakers Stereo Receivers Satellite Dishes Satellite Receivers Cameras Scanners Mobile Phones Car Phones CB Radios Walkie-Talkies Batteries
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FREE Drop-Off Depot:
928 Erb Street West Waterloo, Ontario Canada N2J 3Z4 (across from the landfill)
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Drop-Off Hours: 8am-5pm Monday-Saturday (closed Sunday) |
Office Hours: 8am-4pm Monday-Friday (closed Sunday) |
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Who we are and what we do: |
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Computer Waste Depot Inc. is located in Waterloo, Ontario Canada.
We collect for recycling, unwanted, obsolete and Non-working electronics (E-Waste or Electronic Waste) from homes and businesses across Ontario. and we do it, for FREE. (as long as your materials meet our list of applicable items to the left of your screen).
The collected materials are transported to our preffered ISO 14001 Consolidators and Primary Processors based in Southwestern Ontario.
This process involves shredding or granulating whole electronics so that it can be mechanically sorted, under strict industry standards. Regulations are in place to ensure toxic chemicals and un-useable byproducts are handled and disposed of responsibly.
In developing countries, this entire process is done manually, by workers who are exposed to hazardous working conditions, for pennies per day.
Canada has a unique opportunity to showcase it’s environmentally friendly landfill diversion processes to developing Countries in order to educate future generations on safe methods of processing electronic waste materials.
Your growing landfill diversion programs ensure a bright future for the electronic waste recycling industry in Canada.
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BREAKING NEWS March 5, 2010 8:28am
FREE Computer & TV Recycling Event 234 Glen Miller Road North, Trenton, ON. March 17th-20th (Wednesday-Saturday) 8:00am-6:00pm
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