Learn why a recycler can NOT actually protect you!
FAST FACT
More than 550 U.S. laws currently affect IT equipment disposal.
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May 13, 2008
Retire-IT manages the retirement, recycling, and remarketing of unwanted computer equipment to ensure that organizations avoid legal risks, environmental concerns, and unnecessary costs associated with e-waste.
36 Locations. 1 Proven Process.
Be 100% sure & save money. Only Retire-IT provides an unbroken chain-of-custody through the 3 P's of Proper IT Disposal:
Preventing problems starts with a proven process. Retire-IT applies a consistent approach to every project - regardless of location, quantity, or type of electronic equipment. Retire-IT's process provides proof, not a promise to ensure true compliance.
Protecting clients requires proof. An unbroken chain-of-custody is necessary to hold a recycler accountable. Disposal tags deter employee theft. Only Retire-IT’s Secured Logistics process provides a true transfer of liability.
To be effective, a process must be affordable and easy to implement. Retire-IT is the best value in IT disposal. Plus, one call does it all. We can perform next-day pickups so you don’t have to sit on unwanted equipment longer than necessary. Online tools make it easy to schedule and monitor multiple projects across the country.
WHO'S USING RETIRE-IT?
Find out how easy and affordable IT disposal can be!
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WHAT OUR CLIENTS ARE SAYING...
"Before Retire-IT, we had to take it on faith that our recycler was really protecting us."
- VP, Information Systems
"Recycling computers without Retire-IT is like driving a car without insurance. You may save money. But, when something goes wrong, you are 100% exposed."
- EVP, General Counsel
NEWS
"The global economy makes e-waste smuggling difficult to pin down. Electronic scrap is collected by municipal agencies and collection companies which sell the scrap to brokers who promise to dispose of it properly. This scrap is passed along a daisy chain of other brokers before ending in countries like China."
