Dell's no-charge recycling program for U.S. customers will be available online starting Sept. 29 at www.dell4me.com/recycling the company has announced.
The recycling offer is designed for consumers and includes home pick-up of used Dell-branded computers and peripheral equipment at no-charge. The service is not tied to a replacement purchase.
Consumers entering a product identification number online will be able to print a pre-paid shipping label and an opportunity to schedule home pick-up for shipping the used computer.
"We want to make recycling easy and free for consumers, and are committed to recycling what we make and sell," said Eric Gates, Dell's worldwide manager of asset recovery services.
Dell has offered a no-charge recycling program for Dell-branded products in Europe since November 2003 and currently offers no-charge consumer recycling in Canada. The company announced a global recycling commitment in June that is expected to be implemented by November.
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