Clients computers

[scooterscot]

My office space is beginning to become cluttered with contracts past & buried. There's now three dell laptops sitting on the shelf (fook ugly things to boot) clients not caring to take them back.

What should I do with them short of throwing them in the bin?

[doodab]

Charge them a storage fee.

[northernladuk]

Charge them a storage fee.

You, sir, are totally COTBAC!!

[northernladuk]

I wouldn't be comfortable with clients kit whether someone bothers to take them back or not. I don't think that will be much defence if it went Pete Tong. I make sure they get their kit back whether they ask for it or not. No way do I want client kit or access past the last day of the contract anywhere near me.

Wipe em and give them anonymously to charity IMO.

[Old Greg]

EBay.

[vetran]

courier them to them with signed delivery.
should cost £5 each.

job done.

[scooterscot]

courier them to them with signed delivery.
should cost £5 each.

job done.

A 5Kg dell from Germany to the UK is not £5. Would be charged again for how ugly it is too.

[d000hg]

Had a similar situation, we needed to test on lower-spec business laptops so I bought several old Dell craptops for £200ish each on eBay, then ended up stuck with them (I got the money from the client).

[vetran]

A 5Kg dell from Germany to the UK is not £5. Would be charged again for how ugly it is too.

forgot you were an expat. £15 - 30 then. £7 after tax.

still not a lot to fix the problem

[scooterscot]

forgot you were an expat. £15 - 30 then. £7 after tax.

still not a lot to fix the problem

That's an hour out of my day. Will be including an invoice with the post & packaging.