You might be able to find a collector for your 500-pound RCA console TV. Now, there are exceptions to these rules.
It's a CRT RPTV (heed this advice: lift with your knees, not your back). It's an early smart TV (unless the streaming apps still work). It's a CRT (in very specific situations, see below). It's an OLED TV, except perhaps the earliest models. 
It's a high-end TV from the last five years or so. While there are some exceptions, here are a few general rules: TVs have gotten so inexpensive there just isn't much of a market for used televisions these days, especially if the TV wasn't that expensive to begin with. Most people remember what they paid for a TV and assume it's still worth something years after they bought it. Toshiba offers trade-in for Toshiba or non Toshiba equipment.Grassetto/Getty Images Is your TV actually worth anything? Offer a free mail back option for Sony devices less than 25 pounds. Accepts Sony or non-Sony brand electronics and allows customers to trade them for credit toward new Sony merchandise. The site also includes a drop off center locator to find the nearest electronics recycling center to consumers. Sony launched a new website, aimed at helping consumers find the best way to trade in or recycle their unwanted electronics. Buyback is based on model, age, condition, etc. IBM offers buyback and recycling for IBM or non-IBM equipment. Recycling fees range from $1- $34 per item, including pick up. There are also options to sell, donate or recycle. HP (Hewlett-Packard) offers trade-in for HP or non HP equipment. Visit the website or call 1-80 or 94 for trade-in information.Īpple offers US customers a gift card toward new electronics for trading in reusable computers and free recycling for Apple branded equipment. Gateway offers trade-in or recycling services (fee varies). Also, if you buy a new a Dell computer and select the recycling option at the time of purchase, your old PC and monitor will be recycled at no cost, regardless of manufacturer. Contact a national computer company to trade, sell, donate or recycle your unwanted computer equipment:ĭELL offers free recycling and (free pickup) of any Dell computer equipment, even if you are not buying new equipment.
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