I understand there is a security concern with alot of companies with this process however, which is why we offer a service many companies do not. We focus on on site data destruction. We will go to our customers facility and remove and destroy any type of storage media in front of them. We destroy everything from server tapes, hard drives, to floppys, cd media, and flash memory. All these are physically destroyed and then recycled to their base components under a zero landfill policy. I'd be happy to spread the word about your article and even more happy to be featured as another company with another philosophy. If you would like you can contact me at web@computercrusher.com for more information. Thanks and I look forward to hearing from you. (PART 2) sorry they have a character limit to these posts
I just read your article and it is a fantastic one at that! It allowed me to do a little research on Intercon and enlightened me to another presence of an ewaste recycler in our area. We are very similar to them in alot of ways, yet we are also very different. They demanufacture every item that comes through their doors, atleast thats what they say. Here at Computer Crusher we have a slightly different philosophy. We do demanufacture and have a zero landfill policy for our entire demanufacturing process, yet we feel that one of the best things we can do to help do our part to save the planet is to ensure that all items still usable or remanufacturable are brought back to life. The demanufacturing process in and of itself is not an energy free one, and the longer someone can use an item, the longer they can put off purchasing a new one. (PART 1)
Hey computer crusher. I'm unaware of other ewaste businesses that are similar to Intercon Solutions. Just by looking at your name I knew it was ewaste and it drew me here. I am working on spreading the word about my article right now. If we can share ideas we can certainly help eachother out. Go green! The right way. Ewaste recycling! I know nothing about what your business offers(licensing etc), but know you are on the right path. I am self-employed, and working on spreading the word about ewaste. If you are aware of a way that I can spread the word I would have no problem writing an article about you, or just adding your site to my article. I am working on driving people to my article, which obviously will help intercon out as I have been contacted by the CEO and he loved it. thanks for your time, I hope to hear from you soon.
