E K

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Is there a place in Socal (preferably in 562 or 626 area) where I can take old computer equipment and mercury bulbs? I don't want to dump this stuff in the trash, but I seem to get a lot of run around from the local public disposal, it's almost easier just to dump them.

John Bronze

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http://www.lacsd.org/info/hhw_e_wast...__09_20_08.asp

E K

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Thanks for the link! I'm surprised there's not more of these places open to the public.

blksnake

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http://mediarelations.officedepot.co...652&highlight=

Office Depot Helps Customers Turn Trash into Cash with Technology Trade-in Program

New Tech Trade-In Service Provides Customers With Office Depot
Gift Cards for Old Technology Products

DELRAY BEACH, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 4, 2008--Office Depot (R) (NYSE:ODP), a leading global provider of office products and services, and N.E.W. Customer Service Companies, Inc. (NEW), announced that Office Depot has launched the Office Depot Tech Trade-In program, an electronics trade-in and recycling service that helps customers get money back by clearing out their old, small- to medium-size electronics -- all through a free, environmentally-friendly solution. The Office Depot Tech Trade-In program is powered by ecoNEW, a program administered by N.E.W.

Office Depot customers may trade in their old electronics for an Office Depot gift card which is determined by a recycle trade-in value generated through the website, www.officedepot.com/techtradein. Office Depot's Tech Trade-In program accepts LCD monitors, LCD TVs, digital cameras, desktop and laptop computers, gaming systems, MP3 players, camcorders, Smartphones/PDAs, and printers.

blksnake

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