Eastman Kodak Company recently announced a new Trade-In and Recycling Program that allows it’s U.S. customers to dispose of consumer electronics they no longer use. The program accepts a wide range of products (from any manufacturer, too) including printers, digital cameras, digital video cameras and digital picture frames, as well as camera accessories such as lenses and flashes.
Through the KODAK Recycling Program, consumers can trade-in used products for cash. After providing information on the products, consumers will receive an instant quote on their merchandise. If the trade-in is accepted by the customer, they will receive a pre-paid shipping label. For products with no resale value, consumers are provided with responsible recycling options.
Pretty cool. Go to http://www.trade-in-center.com/kodak/ and give it a try. Let me know how it works for you.
Paper, used in your office machines, goes by lots of different names: printer paper, copy paper, multipurpose paper, etc, etc. Regardless of what you call it, it is the most scrutinized office supply there is.
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