My mother passed away and had tried calling to cancel when next billing cycle and unable to talk to…read moreanyone to cancel. After receiving next bill and emailed finally some one got the email and cancelled service but billed partial amount and late fee. sent back with a note on it and they removed late fee only! so i guess we just give them there money and move on. VERY POOR SERVICE for a local company

Basically just a parking lot with recycling containers around it. Glass, aluminum, soup cans, #1…read moreand 2 plastics, etc. Recycle people, it's not hard.

Over 200 cans and received $2 cans are 10¢ per can . Not sure what happened was it the weight scale…read moreor the operator . I will not return again, better of taking taking can to grocery store. N yes this was my first time there.

Very convenient location a block and a half south from Volunteers of America (VOA). I was with…read moresomeone that was cleaning out their basement. What VOA wouldn't take went to this place. Quick service. No need to get outbof the vehicle. The employees unloaded the truck. It wasnt particularly cheap but considering we didn't have to drive far and they unloaded, it was a fair price. Check in on yelp produced a coupon, so bonus.

This is probably my favorite store in East Lansing…read more I usually don't go to the surplus store looking for anything in particular. Chances are, I wouldn't find it. This place is MSU's garage sale. I've purchased some great used Steelcase desks here. They always seem to have a pretty full supply of discarded MSU furniture. Otherwise, they sell pretty much everything: Bikes, used computers, random medical electronics, kitchen equipment, cars, old televisions, a preserved horse leg, etc. They are usually open on Tuesdays and Saturdays. Keep your schedule open.

I found 2 great keyboards on Craiglist for 2 really great prices, and soon discovered they were…read morebeing sold by MSU Surplus. It was a long drive and I was worried that the keyboard would be sold by the time I got there (unfortunately, you can't 'hold' items, nor buy over the phone, luckily they only sell Tu and Fr so you can really plan your purchases if you wanted). When I got to the store I was a bit awestruck, it is really as eclectic as they say. One of the keyboards had sold, though they remembered me from my phonecalls and *really* hooked me up on the other keyboard... and THEN they also hooked me up with *another* really awesome keyboard and 2 pairs of headphones. Besides this, I was actually touched by the considerate service and their ability and desire to care about the items in the store. Laptop batteries were removed from laptops to improve their longevity and then organized into ziplock bags along with flash drives loaded with the original OS; they bought foot-pedals for keyboards and included them with the keyboard; I also bought a laptop and they included a laptop bag of my choosing; and the experience with the staff was superb. I haven't experienced service like that in a resale store ever, not to mention possibly any store. I will be back!

I called Capital Junk Removal in the morning and they were at the location at 3:00 that afternoon…read moreto remove some items. Our brother had passed away and we had removed everything else. I needed help in removing a queen size bed, desk and recliner. Kolton and Spencer were respectful in taking these items to their trailer. They worked very well together. I would call them should the need arise again.

From the owner: We are a locally owned business. Let us help you de-clutter your home, office, rental unit, or…read morebusiness. We offer affordable rates and friendly service. Call, text or email for a free estimate. The price you get is what you pay!

I owned a vacant residential property and was trying to get some large items moved away. I believe…read morein recycling. The items included a broken dryer, an old gas grill, and a large industrial-style metal mop bucket. I contacted Meridian Recycling because they were having a big event called Meridian Regional Recycling Event on April 23, 2016. I phoned and asked if they could come pick up the items at my house in west Lansing. The man on the phone said his volunteers were pretty busy with pickups, but if I could get the items to Okemos, they would accept them. I was disappointed because I had no way to move the items. The dryer was in the basement and still hooked up! A half-hour later I received a call from a different person who said he would personally come to the house to pick up the items. He and a young volunteer, whose name I have unfortunately forgotten, worked very hard to properly disconnect the dryer and moved it up the stairs, carried it around the house, lifted it over a locked gate, and loaded it into a vehicle. Then they moved the grill and bucket (I showed them an easier way to get out of the back yard). No charge to me for having them do this heavy, dirty work. I know the metal will be recycled and this makes me happy. The two men worked hard and never complained. They were polite and friendly. I am very grateful.

I am glad that Delta township provides this recycling center that sits on the southwest side of the…read moretownship. It looks like a typical recycling center that has bins lined up glass , paper, cardboard, steal/aluminum, and my favorite bagged yard waste. Delta charges $2.00 per lawn/ leaf bag. It's usually a 10-minute pitstop for drop off .

This center is an excellent service to the community. They accept metals, yard waste, paper, glass,…read morecans, boxboard, cardboard, plastics, batteries, and many other things. You can also bring used bicycles to be repaired for others. Very helpful staff. Limited hours, usually on Tues, Wed, and Sat. Check your Delta Township magazine for hours and days closed. There may be a small charge for electronics when they are collected.