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@DIRECTV Cust Svc said to take your ewaste to a school to "see whether
this equipment may be of historical value in a teaching environment."11:15 PM Nov 13thfrom web
@DIRECTV Why doesn't DirecTV take back and recycle your old outdated equipment? Do you think these toxic components belong in a landfill?11:12 PM Nov 13thfrom webin reply to DIRECTV
@DIRECTV Your customer service people say you won't take back and recycle my old receivers and dish. Why not? This is toxic #e-waste.8:55 AM Nov 12thfrom web
Residents of states with e-waste recycling laws have more options for what to do with their old TVs. Story in NYT: http://tiny.cc/ewaste8398:29 AM Jun 30thfrom web