Get up to $1,200 credit for your old TV
October 6th, 2009, 3:23 pm · 1 Comment · posted by Tamara Chuang, a.k.a. The Gadgetress
Pat Brennan over at the OCRegister’s Green OC blog mentions this interesting offer: Diamond Case Designs in Anaheim is offering a $300 to $1,200 credit off new Energy Star TVs to anyone who brings in an old TV during an upcoming recycling event. The price range for the TVs being offered is $1,599 to $4,999; with the discounts, it would be $1,299 to $3,799.
Read the story on Pat’s blog, “Cash for clunkers — TV clunkers, that is.”
Posted in: Video & TV • Anaheim • electronics recycling • ewaste • green tech • green TVs • recycling
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The TVs offered are still too expensive, even with the cash for clunker credit. And what’s with the short notice. It would have been nice to have more time to plan for this event. Maybe DCD will have trade-in events in the future.
Another article said they are also accepting cell phones, mp3 players and lots of other electronic gadgets too.