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Posted by Sherrie, July 19, 2012 at 12:29 pm

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eWaste & Documents for Shredding to Benefit Feed The Children

FREE to Recycle: Televisions, Monitors, Laptops, Flat Screens, Cell Phones, Ink Jet Cartridges, Wire.

$5.00 Recycling Fee for Same or Similar to: CPU'S, Telephones, Printers, Copiers, DVD Players, Fax Machines, VCR'S, Stereos Video Games and Small household appliances.

Documents For Shredding: $8.00 per Bankers Box, a certificate of Shredding will be mailed after material has been shredded.

Make checks payable to Feed The Children

All Items are recycled according to California Law.

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