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Old 08-08-2008, 10:30 AM   #5
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Yup. More and more things should be recycled and not tossed.

Electronics chargers, batteries, cables, toner.

I found FreeRecycling.com that pays for items, but I didn't do much research on it.

There's a bunch of those type of sites out there as well.

Goodwill and Salvation Army usually take broken printers, newer TVs, computers (be sure to remove your hard drive) and other electronics to use in their vocational rehabilitation training.
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