Warren was working as the Placement Coordinator for a college chain. A student told him about a man who was recycling computers and wanted to hire some students. Warren contacted the man who needed help with the EPA, marketing and writing a business plan. He also wanted to hire some students for a short time to prepare things for a big bank interested in recycling a lot of computers.

       Warren charged a $500 advance, which was paid, agreed to a $35/hr billing rate and gave the man credit against billing hours for hiring students. Warren contacted the EPA website and a Tami at the EPA. Warren lined up six students and worked out hours that fit with the student schedules. The Letter of Understanding became the Invoices which detailed what Warren did and gave credit for hiring students.

       Prita (not his real name) took Warren on a tour of two warehouse facilities he was renting. Stacked outside one were a hundred or so monitors exposed to the elements. {1st red flag} Warren told Prita he would have to get that cleaned up before the EPA would bless his program. Prita hired six students. The project got off to a good start. Warren was paid. The students were paid. Warren completed the EPA initial form, wrote a marketing flier, started the business plan and made many suggestions.