NEC Announces Monitor Recycling Program

NEC-Mitsubishi Electronics Display of America, Inc. announced a program to collect and recycle NEC-Mitsubishi equipment. Called the Total Trade monitor replacement and recycling program, it is designed for corporate customers. The program attempts to make it easy for companies to remove and dispose currently deployed working and non-working monitors as part of an upgrade to NEC-Mitsubishi Electronics Display.

Working with an NEC-Mitsubishi Electronics Display account representative, customers determine the estimated value of their currently deployed monitors. Because the Total Trade program is customized, NEC-Mitsubishi Electronics Display provides high resale values by monitoring both domestic and international market prices, and negotiating with used equipment wholesales based on large total consolidated returns.

Customers then complete and submit a Total Trade request form available online at www.necmitsubishi.com/nmdtradein/add.cfm. A quote for the trade-in product and requested services will be provided within 72 hours, and is valid for 30 days. Upon customer approval, a pick-up schedule for the display units will be arranged.

Once the displays arrive at the trade-in facility, the products are verified as "working" or "non-working." Working trade-in units are sold at the highest available prices in the used equipment industry, and NEC- Mitsubishi Electronics Display will issue payment to the customer within 30 days. The customer has complete flexibility in choosing whether to apply the refund to their upgrade monitor purchase, or allocate the funds elsewhere.