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Dec 12, 2008

Why collect and recycle Inkjet Cartridges with Recycle4Charity.com?

Inkjet printers are found in almost every household, business, government agency, school and non-profit corporation, they are the #1 printers of choice for color and black and white printing. They use tiny ink cartridges that will fit in the palm of your hand. Popular desktop printers, faxes, copiers, and all in one machines like Hewlett Packard, Lexmark, and Dell, Canon and Epson use Inkjet cartridges that can be remanufactured, this fact makes them valuable items to collect. Today most companies either throw away their cartridges when empty or recycle them with the manufacturer and get nothing in return.

 

Get cold hard cash for recycling your Inkjet cartridges, or designate a charity, or a school to receive the cash, the choice is yours (minimum check amount is $10.00 and minimum 20 qualified inkjet cartridges for free shipping). You recycle and help charities raise cash it's a win-win situation.

Fundraisers can solicit businesses to adopt them as a charity, the business can recycle directly with us and your charity receives the money(minimum check amount is $10.00, and minimum 20 qualified inkjet cartridges for free shipping), it is that simple. We will handle all logistics from sending shipping labels to receiving, sorting, counting and reporting received cartridges using state of the art touch screen computers in our receiving area and the internet to upload that data back to you. A check is issued 30 days from the day we receive your items for as long as you participate in our program.

We do not charge or penalize you for sending a cartridge not on our list. There is no paperwork required, no counting or sorting of cartridges, and we accept all cartridges, non-virgin (remanufactured) cartridges included (we do not pay for all remanufactured cartridges, or cartridges not on our list, see our buy-back list for more details).

  • We pay shipping via UPS ground with free pickup of your boxes by any UPS driver making a delivery at your facility or home, or simply drop off your boxes at any UPS store location nationwide.
     
  • We will send you free UPS ground shipping labels, use any box for shipping "between 20 to 150" inkjet cartridges per label.
     
  • We will supply free marketing material via downloadable flyers that you can customize, and our experienced recycling coordinator is always available to help you collect more cartridges, or answer your questions.
     
  • We do not accept ink cartridges from dealers or cartridge recycling centers without preauthorization and a purchase order. We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone for any reason.
     
  • Our program is totally free to participate in, no cost for any shipping containers or shipping labels or for signing up. No contracts, no hassles, no charge back, no penalties, no counting, no sorting, no self-disposal of unacceptable cartridges. As a matter of fact we never charge customer for anything! and every service we provide is totally and unconditionally FREE. You can't lose with us, you can only make money if you follow our guidelines and collect cartridges for recycling, you can potentially earn hundreds or thousands of dollars, and it is very easy with Recycle 4 Charity. We want help you succeed and to be your partner, give us a try and see for yourself how our service will benefit you in the long run or call us and we will be happy to explain our program in more details if you have any questions (800)588-7960.
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