new TV is old one worth anything?

allisonw

did you miss the little sarcastic smilie ;);););););););););););););););););););););););););););););)

it is to big to fit in my wheelie bin

superjaggybunnet

get a freeview box for it and keep it in another room like someone above.

allisonw

get a freeview box for it and keep it in another room like someone above

It is too big for another room and I can't even lift it on my own so the dump.

evenasus

allisonw wrote: »

It is too big for another room and I can't even lift it on my own so the dump.

Please, rather than 'the dump', please check if your local hospital could make use of it.
They prefer to have the heavy old type TVs, as the LCD TVs are so easy to steal.
Yes, sadly, people steal them from the hospitals.

Anon

Try selling on Gumtree? (free ads - seem to go for around £20). If not, Freecycle/Freegle it which saves it going in the tip, or some charity shops sell them.

Anon

macman

You can't put waste electrical items in your wheelie bin anyway (remember the WEE directive?).

terryya

macman wrote: »

You can't put waste electrical items in your wheelie bin anyway (remember the WEE directive?).

Is that a Scottish thing?

split_second

its a shame my local hospital has small ones mounted high on the wall, i have a perfectly useable thomson 28'' 4:3 which i was given a year and a half ago as a freebie and now lies in the spare bedroom unused. they have had to put up with me visiting for the past 2 and a half years (and i'm there for another 2 years- i suffer from a kidney condition) so would be nice to give something back other than taxes and parking fees