computers at a discount

[kford at teleport.com]

Hi,

This may be of interest to some here.  I have no personal interest or
knowledge of the company but figured I'd pass the information on.

Kelly

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>From: Peter Altschul <atschu at CNCT.COM>
>Subject:      computers at a discount
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>Hi, folks:
>
>I thought this attached abridged version of a press release from an
>organization selling computers at a discount might be of some interest here.
>
>Take care,
>
>Peter Altschul
>
>DRAGnet     Public Service Announcement  RE PC
(Please
> Distribute)        Non-Profit Has Low-Cost Refurbished Computers Available For
>          People with Disabilities, Education Needs and Others  DRAGnet RE
PC (a
> 501[c][3] non-profit) now has personal computers (and parts) available on a
> recycling cost-recovery basis.  These computers are targeted to children and
> adults who are disabled, low-income students and all others considered
> "at-risk" of social welfare program dependency for long-term survival. These
> refurbished computers are ideal for education, job-skills, vocational training
> and independent living needs.  DRAGnet RE PC has all types of PCs available:
> IBM and IBM compatibles (XT, AT, 386, 486; desktop and laptop), Macintosh (Mac
> Plus, SE, LC2, PowerMac), and Apples (II, II+, IIe, IIc, IIgs).  There are
also
> parts and peripherals available for a wide assortment of personal
> computer applications.  DRAGnet now offers a 10% cost-recovery cas!
> h disc
>ount!  Would You Lend A Hand?  DRAGnet is a Minnesota-based national 501(c)(3)
> non-profit group -- the only one currently EPA licensed for computer recycling
> and hazardous waste handling.  Our recycling project helps people properly
> dispose of unwanted computer equipment according to current waste
> management guidelines.  Our mission is supplying refurbished computers to
> those traditionally unable to afford even used computers.  You can help us by
> letting people who need these computers know how to get in touch with us.
> Spread The Word!  Post the top portion of this announcement in your corporate
> communication, web page, newsletters, bulletin board and other
> employee/constituent communications.  Encourage  your local newspapers and
> broadcast media to help inform the public.  DRAGnet works with individuals,
> businesses, corporations, institutions and government agencies to assure that
> computer technology is properly recycled and -- most importantly -- reused
> instead of polluti!
> ng lan
>dfills.  If you are interested in learning about how you can participate in
> supporting this work, please contact:                                  DRAGnet
>                          840 - 12th Avenue NE
> Minneapolis, MN 55413-1537                               612.378.9796
>                  612.378.9794 (fax)