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[gherkin8r]

Money > materials

[Mr.Tease]

23 minutes ago, gherkin8r said:

Money > materials

Mo money = Mo problems

[gherkin8r]

58 minutes ago, Mr.Tease said:

Mo money = Mo problems

Money, hoes, clothes,

All a gherkin8r knows

[Armourman]

2 hours ago, MJP said:

I get why they might not be able to charge older models - out of warranty etc, but it seems like a massive waste of materials to force people to buy a new one if the old one is still working.

A £10 discount for trade in at EE shop on old ones would be sensible. Sure they could recycle them! 

[MJP]

1 minute ago, Armourman said:

A £10 discount for trade in at EE shop on old ones would be sensible. Sure they could recycle them! 

Aye seems a good suggestion

[dotdash79]

How does this fit in the the sustainability ethos of the festival if you can’t re-use your old charger. 

 

Batteries are far more environmentally damaging than than a plastic straw. 

[Quacky Mouse]

managed to swap my 16 one for a 17 one last year. anyone else have similar luck? anyone get told they weren't allowed to do it? i'm interested in success rates. i'm not sure i'll get lucky again, so will probably buy another stupid charger for this year

[Crazyfool01]

Just now, hhunting said:

managed to swap my 16 one for a 17 one last year. anyone else have similar luck? anyone get told they weren't allowed to do it? i'm interested in success rates. i'm not sure i'll get lucky again, so will probably buy another stupid charger for this year

just buy one from the internet ... higher capacity for much lower price ... reuse year in year out