MnAllstarsTech
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Hi Guys and Gals,
Its been about 2 Years now that i have taken over as the main Tech / Shop manager at my current job here in south Florida.I have a bunch of computers that have been in the shop from customers that never got picked up.The previous manager or the owner never got to setup any rules / policy as what to do with this equipment. I wanted to know legally how can i get rid of these computers that are taking so much space in my shop some for over 2 yrs now.
Previous manager didn't collect customers address or emails (which i am now implementing we at least try to get their emails) so we cant send a certified letter saying they need to pick up the equipment.There has been a few times that people come in looking for their computers that been sitting here for more than a year,Some understand that its been too long and that the previous shop manager/tech is no longer with the company and i have no clue as of what could have happen to their equipment , others still expect to get their stuff back but never call again or come back to follow up on it.
Is there any way i can cover myself and the shop from any customer coming in looking for their equipment if we decide to get rid of it.
Is it enough to just put in a disclaimer in our shop policy that is printed in the back of every drop off form saying we can sell or dispose of their equipment after x amount of days if its not picked up.
Its been about 2 Years now that i have taken over as the main Tech / Shop manager at my current job here in south Florida.I have a bunch of computers that have been in the shop from customers that never got picked up.The previous manager or the owner never got to setup any rules / policy as what to do with this equipment. I wanted to know legally how can i get rid of these computers that are taking so much space in my shop some for over 2 yrs now.
Previous manager didn't collect customers address or emails (which i am now implementing we at least try to get their emails) so we cant send a certified letter saying they need to pick up the equipment.There has been a few times that people come in looking for their computers that been sitting here for more than a year,Some understand that its been too long and that the previous shop manager/tech is no longer with the company and i have no clue as of what could have happen to their equipment , others still expect to get their stuff back but never call again or come back to follow up on it.
Is there any way i can cover myself and the shop from any customer coming in looking for their equipment if we decide to get rid of it.
Is it enough to just put in a disclaimer in our shop policy that is printed in the back of every drop off form saying we can sell or dispose of their equipment after x amount of days if its not picked up.