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In the early times take overs were hostile, using weapons. Later the opposing parties used to simply call you a communist to discredit an organization. Today corporate espionage, discrediting the head of the company and finding any dirt (which is possible with the cleanest of us) are tools used in conjunction with the press to get ahead of the game.
Since the ewaste industry is relatively new and so very controversial along with the regulations being so low, it is easy to impress upon people the negative making it hard to do good and moral business.
We are not giving up, if anything we are more fired up to show people and corporations the value of the waste they are paying companies like ELoop to take away. Also, according to collectors at Eloop sites have stated that ELoop sold the ewaste they collected to a company in Canada who sold it to Hong Kong until they made enough capitol which they may have used to purchase the new warehouse.
Lastly, why would a BAN Esteward need to file the EPA paperwork to sell CRT overseas if they didn't actually sell overseas? Some info for an investigative mind. I stand firm on the innocence of our company and our policy to create jobs for our unemployed Americans here in the U.S. and finding value bringing capitol here to the U.S. instead of charging outrageous fees to dispose of American owned property that has value. These companies are outright lying and using keywords like toxic to label items that have world trade value to responsible factories and users all over the world.
The EPA will find favor in our dealings and we will retaliate with legal action against those who have intentionally tried to damage our reputation and our business.
Jeffrey L. Nixon
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Environmentally Aware and Respectful To our Host
