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When ink cartridges run out, the actual cartridges still work fine. That's why recycling them is not only important for landfill's sake, but profitable for wallet's sake. Emptysolution.com will buy your ink, laser and toner cartridges off of you, which the company refills and then resells as "remanufactured." Save them in bulk and they'll even send you a prepaid packaging label.
When ink cartridges run out, the actual cartridges still work fine. That's why recycling them is not only important for landfill's sake, but profitable for wallet's sake. Emptysolution.com will buy your ink, laser and toner cartridges off of you, which the company refills and then resells as "remanufactured." Save them in bulk and they'll even send you a prepaid packaging label.
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Subscribe to commentsAngela BrownAug 27th 2008 11:17AM
Planet Green is the BEST company for recycling inkjet cartridges and cell phones. Some of the inkjets on their list are worth $5!
Go to www.planetgreenrecycle.com and click on their buy-back price list.
Martin BinghamApr 19th 2007 10:53PM
For black and color ink jet cartridges they can be refilled yourself with a refill kit.
Virginia ThorsonApr 20th 2007 1:19PM
eCycle Group will also buy back your used inkjet and toner cartridges--check out www.ecyclegroup.com and click on "pricelist" to see what your empty cartridges are worth--You'll be surprised at how much money you can raise by turning your cartridges into cash with eCycle Group!
DeeDeeApr 21st 2007 12:32PM
This company offers 25c for the type of ink cartridge that I have - what a ripoff! I take them back to Staples and get $3.00 per cartridge! Do yourself a favor by checking w/Staples first!
Beryl & Marcel BrillantSep 14th 2008 1:13AM
We sent 9 cartidges and 1 cell phone to Empty Solutions months ago and have not received payment for them yet. When I try to get into the site to check on payment I get a
"The page cannot be displayed
The page you are looking for is currently unavailable. The Web site might be experiencing technical difficulties, or you may need to adjust your browser settings." message.
It looks like maybe the site is shut down and I won't get paid for them. Good thing the shipping was paid by them so we aren't out the shipping costs.
addismomApr 20th 2007 2:05PM
If you check with your local school or church youth group,they probably have an ink cartridge (& cell phone)recycling program. It is so easy to just drop them off and know you are helping the youth in your community.