As Michael Taylor, Oxfam Trading’s Corporate Account Manager said, “Books and clothes comprise by far our biggest single disposal costs. Technically, furniture is disposed of by container and we pay same container costs no matter what we put in it, though bulkier items might cost more to dispose of if we have to make special arrangements to take them to a specific amenities site. Looking ahead, it is disposal of brown/white electrical items plus larger objects such as furniture that will probably give us most cause for concern.”

From customer research, Europe by Net recognised that its customers want their old furniture to go to a good home - and responded by launching this novel idea.

Of primary concern to all internet users is their actual connection to internet. A user needs to look at all factors and weigh benefits and costs 1. Reliability - is connection available 24/7, or do you get a busy signal? 2. Speed - at what speeds can a user upload and download files? 3. Costs - what are setup and monthly costs for internet connection service? 4. Support - is support available 24/7 and is it free or is there a cost associated with it? 5. Availability - is desired service available at your location?

Available options with good and bad features include:

Local dial up with phone company (local isp) - While this many times is simplest, often times, they are most costly and support can be an issue. Speeds are typically slowest at 26k to 56k connection speeds.

Software file compression- If you only have 26k dialup isp connections available to you or you want to speed up your DSL connections, this is an important option you should take a look at. With this type of software you can increase your internet connection speeds by as much as five times for very little money. Popular software products that accomplish this are ActiveSpeed, PropelAccelerator, Dr. Speed, and SuperSpeeder, Highly recommended solution to increasing your browsing experience.