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FREE
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RECYCLING |
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The cost is small,
Free Hard Drive Recycling and free CD Recycling are services offered by Back Thru The Future Technology Disposal, to consumers with a desire to improve their environmental footprint. Hard drives and CDs are made of high value recyclable material - aluminum and polycarbonate plastic respectively. The recycling of hard drives and CDs saves substantial amounts of energy and prevents significant amounts of both air and water pollution attributed to the manufacturing of these items from virgin material. |
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Why recycle with Environmental stewardship has become a marketing buzz phrase. We believe that we “walk the talk”. Back Thru The Future was established 19 years ago as an environmentally responsible remarketer of used computers. We have evolved into one of the largest and most respected technology disposal companies in the US. We are a Federal EPA and NJ DEP licensed “Class D” electronic recycling facility. Our classification requires monthly audits of our processing, handling and record keeping. We just don’t say we’re environmentally compliant, we must prove it every month. |
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Shipping Instructions (please read): |
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It is important to only send loose hard drives with no packing materials. No other electronics will be accepted under this free program and shipment will be refused and returned to you. If you have other electronics for recycling, kindly send an email or call for a quote. |
Place your hard drive in a suitable shipping package. No special or protective packaging, please. Write "FREE HARD DRIVE RECYCLING " on the outside of your shipping package. If your shipment is unidentifiable, it will be refused by our receiving department. Ship to: Free Hard Drive Recycling, Back Thru The Future, 150 Main Street, Ogdensburg, NJ 07439. |
| We are glad to respond to your questions. Please send e-mail to SHRED@BackThruTheFuture.com or call 973-823-9752 and ask for free hard drive recycling. | |
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