Some companies take-back their brand of computer or recycle your old computer of any brand when you purchase a new system with them. If your computer’s manufacturer is not on the list below, please visit the company’s website.
Apple
When you purchase a new Mac system, Apple recycles your old computer from any manufacturer for free. Opt into the program when you purchase the system from an Apple store or on their website. Apple stores also recycle old iPods and give customers a discount on their next purchase. For more information visit Apple's website.
Dell
When you purchase a new Dell product they recycle your old computer of any brand. Ask for the service at the time of purchase. Dell also provides free recycling of any Dell product and low cost recycling of any brand computer regardless if you purchase a new Dell. For more information visit Dells' website.
Gateway
You receive trade-in credit for your old computer from any manufacturer when you purchase a new Gateway computer. The amount of the trade-in credit depends on the value of your old system. For more information or to receive a no obligation estimate visit Gateway's website.
Hewlett-Packard
You receive credit towards the purchase of a new HP computer system when you trade-in your old system for HP to recycle. Register on their website to receive a quote and a pre-paid shipping label. After you purchase a new computer and they receive your old computer, HP sends you a check for the value of your old system. Businesses also receive cash or credit for new systems through the trade-in program. For more information visit HP's website.
IBM
Anyone is able to recycle their personal computer through IBM recycling service for $29.99 (including shipping). Customers buying a new IBM can pay for the service at the time of purchase. Register on their website or by calling 1-888-SHOP-IBM. For more information visit IBM's website.
Toshiba
When you purchase a new Toshiba you receive a trade-in credit for your old computer from any manufacturer. Follow the four steps on their website to receive the credit. For more information visit Toshiba's website.
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