We Buy Empty Ink Cartridges, Unused Printer Cartridges & Laptops!
What We Buy
UNUSED INKJET & LASER TONER CARTRIDGES
Earn Cash Selling Us Your New Printer Cartridges!
How it Works;
It's Quick and Easy
To Get Started
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Whether an individual, business, school, or non-profit, the first step is to register with us.
Schools and Non-Profits: Learn about our nothing to buy nothing to sell Fundraiser Program.
Businesses: Start a green initiative, earn funds to defray costs for printer supplies, or learn about donating proceeds to charity click here.
Individuals: Earn funds through recycling. Click here to learn more!
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setting the standard
The leading provider of printer ink cartridge recycling for cash programs
We at Recycling Advantage have been in the ink cartridge recycling industry for 27 years. Businesses, individuals, schools, and nonprofit organizations can turn their empty ink cartridges into cash through our “empty ink cartridges for cash” program. Our recycling service has gathered, recycled, and paid cash for more than a million empty ink cartridges since 1994. Through our partnership with corporate partners, we have developed successful ink recycling fundraisers for a number of schools and non-profit organizations. Through our empty ink cartridge Recycling for Cash program, we have helped numerous businesses offset the cost of printer supplies.
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Ink Cartridge Recycling: Why It's Important
The materials used to make ink cartridges can cause harm to the environment so it is important to recycle printer cartridges.
Printer cartridges are made of a complex blend of plastic, metal, foam, ink, and toner. As a result, these components cannot easily be separated.
You can’t toss empty printer cartridges in with standard paper and plastic recycling.
However, don’t toss them in the trash either.
Fortunately, nearly 100% of printer cartridge materials can be recycled. This greatly reduces airborne pollutants.