Option number B. Formatting is no guarantee. You could try to zero it:

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But when I had to run a project to decommission Orange Netherlands we found it easier and safer to rip out every hard disk and hired a company who securely transport them and crush them.

Mind you, our data was more confidential as it had a lot of customer data.

Posted By: Steve in Holland on August 18th 2011 at 13:59:30

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Please stop it (General Chat) - emmaroyds, Aug 18, 13:46:15
- Yeah, it's cracking me up too :-( (n/m) (General Chat) - CB41, Aug 18, 13:47:42
  - My opinion fella (General Chat) - pants, Aug 18, 13:51:13
    - Option number B. Formatting is no guarantee. You could try to zero it: (General Chat) - Steve in Holland, Aug 18, 13:59:30
      - true, I'd think of that as losing your keys in a way (General Chat) - pants, Aug 18, 14:01:41
        
        as in (General Chat) - pants, Aug 18, 14:02:35
        
        Yeah but as a company I couldn't take that risk. The costs in customer data being lost are (General Chat) - Steve in Holland, Aug 18, 14:13:23
        
        need a big old gauss innit (n/m) (General Chat) - pants, Aug 18, 14:28:11
    - job done (General Chat) - pants, Aug 18, 13:57:39
      - Bit cheeky selling that, even if for a euro (n/m) (General Chat) - Steve in Holland, Aug 18, 14:02:21
        
        true, I didn't fancy talking beebies through making one (General Chat) - pants, Aug 18, 14:30:35
  - Put a collar and some wheels on it and call it Rover (n/m) (General Chat) - Only1Doherty, Aug 18, 13:49:33

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