Digital BW, The Print

Does anyone know of anywhere that accepts Epson inkjet carts for  
recycling? I have amassed quite a collection of spent carts from my  
R2400. I used to take them to Staples and get $3 each for them but  
Staples excluded Epson carts from their recycling program last year.  
I would HATE to just throw 35+ carts with chips in to the garbage. I  
would even be willing to pay shipping  to a recycling center. A web /  
Google search has come up empty.

I'm in the US.

Any ideas?

-Jeff

Our small-town CA post office collects them in a box in the lobby,  
Jeff; I think they all do.

When I tried to sell mine to my Staples in response to their ad, they  
said they didn't buy Epson's, but that they could send them in for  
me. I refused to give them to them though and am still buying from  
Atlex.com, although the black one for the 200 is less expensive at  
Target in the larger nearby towns.
--
Sam

On Jul 12, 2007, at 8:51 PM, Jeff Magidson wrote:

> Does anyone know of anywhere that accepts Epson inkjet carts for
> recycling? I have amassed quite a collection of spent carts from my
> R2400. I used to take them to Staples and get $3 each for them but
> Staples excluded Epson carts from their recycling program last year.
> I would HATE to just throw 35+ carts with chips in to the garbage. I
> would even be willing to pay shipping  to a recycling center. A web /
> Google search has come up empty.
>
> I'm in the US.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> -Jeff

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Sam McCandless 

Ebay


<samcc@...> wrote:
>
> Our small-town CA post office collects them in a box in the lobby,  
> Jeff; I think they all do.
> 
> When I tried to sell mine to my Staples in response to their ad, 
they  
> said they didn't buy Epson's, but that they could send them in for  
> me. I refused to give them to them though and am still buying from  
> Atlex.com, although the black one for the 200 is less expensive at  
> Target in the larger nearby towns.
> --
> Sam
> 
> 
> On Jul 12, 2007, at 8:51 PM, Jeff Magidson wrote:
> 
> > Does anyone know of anywhere that accepts Epson inkjet carts for
> > recycling? I have amassed quite a collection of spent carts from 
my
> > R2400. I used to take them to Staples and get $3 each for them but
> > Staples excluded Epson carts from their recycling program last 
year.
> > I would HATE to just throw 35+ carts with chips in to the 
garbage. I
> > would even be willing to pay shipping  to a recycling center. A 
web /

> > Google search has come up empty.
> >
> > I'm in the US.
> >
> > Any ideas?
> >
> > -Jeff
>

Jeff

I tried posting this friday but I don't see it. Anyway, try checking with your school district. I 
give my empty carts to a friend who is a teacher in our school district and they get points 
to purchase items for the school. They get our 9600/4000 carts and 4800 and 2200 carts. 
I'm not sure what they've bought with the points but it helps the school district.

Tigg


--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Jeff Magidson <jef.jef@...> wrote:

>
> Does anyone know of anywhere that accepts Epson inkjet carts for  
> recycling? I have amassed quite a collection of spent carts from my  
> R2400. I used to take them to Staples and get $3 each for them but  
> Staples excluded Epson carts from their recycling program last year.  
> I would HATE to just throw 35+ carts with chips in to the garbage. I  
> would even be willing to pay shipping  to a recycling center. A web /  
> Google search has come up empty.
> 
> I'm in the US.
> 
> Any ideas?
> 
> -Jeff
>

For recycling Epson cartridges I just got this message from Byte-To-
PrintL:


Rewards per cartridge returned  Recycled cartridge with Epson Genuine 
Ink purchase rewards  
Epson Roland  Epson 
110ml - $2
220ml - $5
maintenance tanks - $3 220ml - $5
440ml - $7  220ml - $5
maintenance tanks - $3 

http://www.bytes2print.com/RECYCLING