-Anyone can sign up to recycle to raise funds. Everyone has a need for funds - whether it is a charity or an individual.

-Yes, we do recycle cell phones and laser/toner cartridges purely as a convenience to our members. We pay $0.25 each cell phone and $0.50 each laser/toner, but similar terms apply - damaged or refurbished items will not qualify for payment.

-For lasers, we ask that you use your own box, preferably a large one that can hold at least 5 laser/toner cartridges. Request for pre-paid labels to stick on the box and send it back to us. -For cell phones, we would recommend that you separate the cell phones from the cartridges because of ink spillage. You may use plastic bags to separate the cell phones from the cartridges or use a separate box.

-Yes, we do accept them but we pay the same price as we would a used printer cartridge, assuming it is on the acceptable list.

-No, just make sure that the cartridges are not loosely packed and so they will not hit each other during shipping. Because damaged cartridges do not quality for payment. Suggestions: Use the original individual cartridge box, newspapers, or crumpled paper.

-No, we will do the sorting and counting for you. We will send a detailed report of your shipment along with your payment. You are more than welcome to include a packing list. It would help us more and we can confirm the shipment count, but it is not required.

-Remanufactured, refilled, damaged, or cartridges without print heads, which are also known as 'ink tanks', are not paid for as they cannot be remanufactured. Remanufactured or refilled cartridges are categorized as 'damaged' because they most likely will fail when being reprocessed again.

-Once the cartridge has been tampered with from its original condition, it has a higher tendency fail in the remanufacturing process. Therefore, we cannot pay for them.