Margo Oshry

Did we?

Yes, we did, man.

Oh, that's crazy.

Yeah, you too, bitch, okay?

You think you're so young.

We did the VHS era, and we had so many, like, home tapes.

We did.

I mean, they just, like, were sitting in a box in our basement cellar, and people don't realize, like, if you have, like, any, like, old analog media sitting in an attic or a cellar or a basement, like, thinking that they're safe, they're actually not.

They're susceptible to elements like mold, flood, leaks, like, whatever.

Get it digitized.

And I know what you're going to say, like, how do I do that?

Legacy box, okay?

Yeah.

So Legacy Box is really simple and it's a safe way to digitize your treasured videotapes, film reels, photos.

They've helped over a million families do just that.

Not to mention everything is done by hand right here in the United States.

So convert your media to digital copies that will always be protected from floods, mold, even the decay of time.

Process is so easy.

You send in your Legacy Box filled with old VHS tapes, camcorder tapes, pictures, and their team professionally digitizes everything by hand in the U.S.

After 10 years in business, Legacy Box is the world's largest digitizer.