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Oddball Testing is a post-Build program available to volunteers who have completed the Build program that are looking to experiment with many of the weird things that come into Free Geek | Oddball Testing is a post-Build program available to volunteers who have completed the Build program that are looking to experiment with many of the weird things that come into Free Geek | ||
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The program
Oddball Testing is a post-Build program available to volunteers who have completed the Build program that are looking to experiment with many of the weird things that come into Free Geek
What we do
The name is fairly self-explanatory: we test the oddball stuff that Free Geek receives. To be more specific, we:
- identify potentially valuable items that would otherwise go to no discernible area
- determine whether or not they have any value
- define, document, and perform testing procedures
- list items for sale online, or provide the thrift store with them
Getting involved
Talk to Sergio, and he'll get you started.