Do you know if there are national or regional regulations on things like this?
It seems so counter the idea of Goodwill to throw something away they can make pretty good money on. I mean especially iconic designs like the compact Mac series, even non Mac fans can appreciate them if nothing as a decoration somewhere.
I see older appliances, radios, and such quite often in mine fairly often but I've never really seen any computer older than 10 years old until this Plus.
It's amazing how fast Mac stuff moves in there though, there was a Powerbook G3 for parts for $50 that I briefly glanced at.. I came back a couple of days later to see which model it was and it was gone. The exact same case with a beat to hell white iBook G3, sold for $50 days later (they hardly go for that working on eBay..)..
It seems so counter the idea of Goodwill to throw something away they can make pretty good money on. I mean especially iconic designs like the compact Mac series, even non Mac fans can appreciate them if nothing as a decoration somewhere.
I see older appliances, radios, and such quite often in mine fairly often but I've never really seen any computer older than 10 years old until this Plus.
It's amazing how fast Mac stuff moves in there though, there was a Powerbook G3 for parts for $50 that I briefly glanced at.. I came back a couple of days later to see which model it was and it was gone. The exact same case with a beat to hell white iBook G3, sold for $50 days later (they hardly go for that working on eBay..)..