Recycled Ink And Toner Cartridges

• Over 300 million inkjet and toner cartridges end up in our landfills each year.
• Over 75% of these can be refilled, remanufactured, and recycled.
• Recycled, remanufactured inkjet and toner cartridges are high quality value.

Our recycled, remanufactured cartridges are as good or better than OEM products. They are opened, filled with our high quality ink, resealed and where necessary, rechipped. Recycled cartridges make good environmental sense, and they make you good cents. And dollars.

We will pay you cash for certain empty inkjet and toner cartridges.

What cartridges are accepted and what are they worth?

• We accept inkjet and toner cartridges from every major manufacturer
• We pay $.50 to $3.00 for inkjet printer cartridges
• We pay $.50 to $15.00 for laser toner printer cartridges

How to get cash for your cartridges

1. Only undamaged virgin cartridges are accepted. artridges which have already been refilled or recycled are not accepted.
2. Save and/or collect empty inkjet and toner cartridges.
3. Call, email or FAX your list of cartridges for current pricing and to receive your return authorization number.
4. Package the cartridges with care. We dont pay for damaged cartridges. Return to us by UPS Ground or USPS Parcel Post.
   thINK4inc.com
   324 S Montezuma St
   Prescott AZ 86303

The Cash 4 Cartridges School Program

The Cash 4 Cartridges program in association with Partners In Education helps our nation's youth and their future environment at the same time.

At right, one of Think4inc's staff gives a check to a local school for use in their computer lab.

Other technology recycling tips:

Lots of people don't know that your old computer, cell phone or printer contains highly toxic heavy metals. These toxic substances are beginning to leach out of our landfills and pollute our rivers and streams. Dispose of your old technology with a technology equipment recycler who will recover these materials and properly handle the disposal of the equipment. Many not-for-profit groups will accept donations of used equipment which they in turn sell to recyclers.