The latest iPhone 4G is about to be launched any day (remember the brouhaha about the missing prototype?) and we’ll bet you’ll be slobbering over that one too. 😉 Sooo… how can you (potentially) get your mitts on that one. For free? Or with a nice discount? Pretty simple actually – Recycle your old one for… Continue reading How to get a new iPhone 4G for ‘free’
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BuyMyTronics.com pays you for your old Electronics
It’s always great to see more companies involved in recycling. In the past, we’ve featured electronics recycling sites like YouRenew, MyBoneYard and Gazelle (and even Costco/Gazelle) that pay you to take your old cell phones, computers, MP3 players, etc. off of your hands. We’re pleased to tell you about another such site: BuyMyTronics.com (think of… Continue reading BuyMyTronics.com pays you for your old Electronics
yourenew.com pays you to recycle your old electronics
Recycling your old electronics is really becoming easier, as more services spring up to cash in on the growing industry. Yes, cashing in, because they make money from re-selling the parts and raw materials. But I don’t want to rain on their parade, because it’s a win-win for everyone. You can get some cash for… Continue reading yourenew.com pays you to recycle your old electronics
RadioShack expands electronics trade-in program to 4400 stores
RadioShack has expanded their electronics trade-in program to included about 4400 of their stores. Bring in your old electronics for a gift card redeemable at RS. Good for RadioShack and good for the environment as the electronics you bring in don’t end up in a landfill but get recycled instead. RadioShack joins the other eco-conscious… Continue reading RadioShack expands electronics trade-in program to 4400 stores
Panasonic’s Electronics Recycling program expands – covers all 50 states
Wow, that was fast. Launched in Nov 08, Panasonic’s nationwide consumer electronics recycling program already has over 300 locations in 50 states. Well done Panasonic. For a list of drop-off sites, see www.MRMrecycling.com.
Panasonic Announces Nationwide Consumer Electronics Recycling Program
Panasonic Corporation of North America recently joined the growing list of environmentally conscious corporate citizens who have launched electronics recycling programs. The Panasonic program began on November 1, 2008, with more than 160 recycling drop-off locations in 10 states, and is slated to expand to all 50 states, with hundreds more sites, over the next… Continue reading Panasonic Announces Nationwide Consumer Electronics Recycling Program
Samsung offering a recycling program in the US
Thank you Samsung for deciding to launch a recycling program in the 50 states. With the exception of appliances, you can drop off any Samsung consumer electronics at various drop-off points. Here is the Samsung Recycling Direct website. If you’re looking for more recycling resources, just do a search on our site as we’ve covered… Continue reading Samsung offering a recycling program in the US
Best Buy to trial free electronics recycling program
In what I only hope is the tip of the iceberg, Best Buy is testing out a free recycling program at 117 of its 922 stores across 8 states and DC. This is great news. So far, many of the big electronics retailers do offer some form of e-cycling, but charge fees to handle most… Continue reading Best Buy to trial free electronics recycling program
EPA’s Recycling Resources
There really isn’t too much of this information available today and we’re going to do our best to spread the word that ecycling is absolutely necessary. The government agency, the EPA, has a good list of local programs, links and vendor resources listed conveniently on a page on their website. Please don’t throw your electronic… Continue reading EPA’s Recycling Resources