I Have A Working Printer Spare

[tamaris]

I have tried to give away as it still works. All to no avail. Any ideas if anyone takes them ? It's lovely condition.

[Buenchico]

I often see them in charity shops but I'm not sure if anyone actually buys them or not.

[alavahalf]

Where I work we used to try and give away shed loads of I.T. equipment, nearly all Dell, and all in good working order. It really is difficult as charity shops didn't want all of it, they make take some items. By the time you have driven round a few shops trying to get rid of it, it has cost you time. So we now hire an electrical waste cage and just scrap the lot.

[237SJ]

Maybe your local library could use it. Or schools, local charities etc

[woofgang]

freecycle?

[tamaris]

Tried freecycle

[TonyV]

You will have difficulty donating electrical items because of safety concerns and PAC testing it will probably be a prohibitive cost.

[tamaris]

Yeah don't think charity shops take electricals

[andy-hughes]

Some do - I think the British Heart Foundation do, but if not, look up the number for your local Women's Refuge and offer it to them - they are keen on anything they can use or re-deploy.

[fender62]

put an add in your local shop or supermarket

[Khandro]

The most difficult thing to do is give something away, much easier would be to advertise it for sale in 'full working order' for 3 quid and someone will grab it as a bargain

[tamaris]

Thank you