Because its trash. If you can not get rid of it I will take it at 3 cents per pound. I have more experience in this stuff than anyone on the planet. 5 years ago I would have offered 20 cents each but as of today the costs associated with the recovery do not equal the benefit. The costs incured by puting a few ML of ink into each cartridge for testing can be prohibative if the recovery rates are below 5%. At this recovery rate you are better off to buy garaunteed virgins. Recovery rates are not what they used to be because of a variety of reasons. I have processed millions of these types of cartridges and as of 2005 the risk can out weigh the reward.

Regards

well as you know ive put up lots of articales about how hp recycles this & that,& they save the environment..bla bla bla

i called hp direct on this big lot
they didn’t want to buy these they wanted them for free
for free they will save the world ,but to buy these so they don’t end up in landfills…………..well that’s not the hp way .

so much for the great hp recylcing program

HELLO TO ALL…..
90,000 lbs of scrap inkjet for sale
(defective reman fallouts,some virgin w/failed circut tests,chips,dents,no heads ,etc,etc)

THE LIST ……..
1441     EA LEXMARK 12A1980
5789     EA LEXMARK 17G0050
2114     EA HP   51625A
5970     EA HP   51626A
19,464  EA HP   51629A
15,714  EA HP   51641A
3317     EA HP   51645A
16,858  EA HP   51649A
11,857  EA CANON BC02
2007     EA CANON BC05
9907     EA CANON BC20
12,371  EA CANON BX3
108,721EA HP    C1823D 
73,818  EA HP    C6578
7346     EA HP    C6614
1428     EA HP    C6615
47,273  EA HP    C6625

TOTAL INKJET 345,395 EA

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JIM LADD
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