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Much like the title discribes, our store had recently undergone a massive remodel. In which during the process, we had gotten rid of our Kodak photo lab (One-Hour Photo / Photo Finishing, I've heard it called both). The bulk of the equipment was taken out by Kodak Representatives, however our building has a closet that we use to store front end supplies in. So most of the surplus was left behind, along with thermal coupon printer stuff, which we phased out long ago as well.
Things like cardstock, evelopes, Cases of CDs, Ink cartridges, special printer specific tools and photo papers are just some of the things left behind.
I haven't looked to much into this but there are some that still might have a convayer number still tied to it but I'm not entirely sure if that's even the same process as receiving regular merchandise. Which leads me to the bulk of my questions.
1) Who should my store get ahold of to unload this surplus? (As specific as possible)
2) Is it possible to call up other stores to unload it? If so how would it get there? Personal delivery?
3) Would it be ethical to just pitch it all since the whole idea of physical photos is becoming obsolete anyway?
let me know what y'all think - thankyou for the consideration
Things like cardstock, evelopes, Cases of CDs, Ink cartridges, special printer specific tools and photo papers are just some of the things left behind.
I haven't looked to much into this but there are some that still might have a convayer number still tied to it but I'm not entirely sure if that's even the same process as receiving regular merchandise. Which leads me to the bulk of my questions.
1) Who should my store get ahold of to unload this surplus? (As specific as possible)
2) Is it possible to call up other stores to unload it? If so how would it get there? Personal delivery?
3) Would it be ethical to just pitch it all since the whole idea of physical photos is becoming obsolete anyway?
let me know what y'all think - thankyou for the consideration