The U.S. Postal Service has expanded the availability of a 3,100 retail location recycling program…enabling customers to trade in old electronic gadgets for cash, or simply recycle them more responsibly. Working with MaxBack, an electronics recycling company that specializes in reducing landfill waste by either buying back or simply recycling unwanted electronics…the USPS is using it’s network infrastructure to make it easy for customers to go green.
Now, there’s no reason to throw away small obsolete electronic devices that further contaminate landfills. You may even be able to get cash back for certain eligible items, like cell phones, iPods®, and tablets by visiting MaxBack at usps.com/ship/recycle-through-usps.htm and follow four easy steps .
Free recycling mail-back envelopes are available at participating USPS locations, making it easy for customers to ship unwanted small electronics, including cell phones, PDAs, MP3 players, digital cameras or used ink jet cartridges.
