Topic: electronic recycling question

[Fox_Of_The_Wind]

Ok I live in one horse town in Wisconsin (and the horse is not doing well) anyway. This Christmas I got Mom and Dad a new flat screen TV. Now we have a old CRT TV that is now junk. and come to think of it I have a good supply of computers that should go to the recycling heaven. I have got rid of things before old computer type things but any tv that has a crt tube i would have to pay to get rid of it. About $15.00. now is that a good deal? Can anyone on here post how much in your area you pay to get rid of electronics? I will pay most likely being that I don't want the tv in a landfill
This is just open thought

[ed2kayak]

In Pennsylvania, Best Buy accepts most electronics returns.

TV, Batts, CFL's, printers,pc's, mice/keyboards you name it,

I believe they limit TV size, no real large TV's

I have also donated old pc's & tv's to local mission groups. These are usually shipped out of US.

[chief-david]

15 is good.  That is what we would pay here in Minneapolis.   Too bad the seller of the tv would not take it.  Best Buy did-but only takes if you buy from them.

[Fox_Of_The_Wind]

15 is good.  That is what we would pay here in Minneapolis.   Too bad the seller of the tv would not take it.  Best Buy did-but only takes if you buy from them.

Now I might be wrong but I thought best buy would take anything even if it did not come from them? I did think that they only would take three things at once....but I could be wrong.

[C5250]

Details are on their website.

[Fox_Of_The_Wind]

Details are on their website.

ya I been reading that but they don't say how much they charge.

[WeatherHost]

I won't PAY anybody to take it.  They should be paying, not charging.

Since I couldn't find anybody around here, it all went to the county dump on the last free drop-off day a few months back.