Something can be hard to forgo, it’s better to make yourself ready when it has to happen. Letting go of your E-Waste, too, needs some preparation.

“These stuffs might be of use again some days” says everyone. Little did we know, not only do these E-Wastes are no longer of use, they’re more likely to cause us health issues and world pollution. What’s the turning point that has changed this young gen to stop treating these junks like precious treasures? Only them who can give us the answer. Let’s find out, what are the reasons behind the shift in their views and behaviors to refrain from holding on to their dear belongings. Hopefully, this will inspire more people to start discarding E-Wastes correctly.

If you possess any of these 5 kinds of E-Waste; mobile phone/ tablet, phone battery, power bank, charger and headphone, get rid of them to get rewarded now! Discard these items at AIS Shop nationwide. Get x5 points for every item of E-Waste disposed! (Limit to max. 5 privileges/ 1 number /campaign) Redeem discounts or gifts of your choice. There’s no better deal! – Call/ data credits and additional days redemption – Food and beverage discounts from famous eateries throughout Thailand – Free movie tickets or popcorn and beverage set at Major Cineplex – Discounts for MRT fares on the Blue Line every Friday, Saturday and Sunday – Free limited edition Mamuang x Aunjai premium gifts And many more great offers! http://privilege.ais.co.th/points/ More information on the instruction to get rid to get points here http://ewastethailand.com/4step-ewaste-point/ Only until end of this October, don’t wait !

When your family is a pack rat, a junk collector, and worst of all, E-Waste curator. We all know they’re not using them. We also know some of these things are no longer of use.

Each year there are hundreds of thousand tons of E-Waste arise, not including those bits and bobs buried at the back of storage room in our houses. There’s no one to blame but us all, who are accountable for this planet’s burden. One of the most common mistakes we often do is to keep it, not knowing where to discard these junks, how they must be handled, or simply can’t quite let them go.