make money recycling electronics
Why does California charge an electronics recycling fee when you have to pay to recycle them anyway?
If I take something electronic to the dump to throw away, I have to pay a fee. How can California charge another fee when a product is purchased? I looked at their website and I couldn’t understand who ultimately gets this money. It doesn’t go to California’s state budget, it gets paid out to “approved participating collectors and recyclers”. That means they get paid twice!?!
I’m actually in Vermont, but I work for a company that sells electronics to consumers in CA. I’m referring to the CEWS act of 2004 that levies a few for anything with a CRT, LCD or plasma display over 4″ that is sold in CA.
I meant “fee” not “few” in the previous post.
Most of us in CA are aware of the scam, so we wait until we get the household roundup coupon from our recycler which enables us to take electronics for recycling for free. It comes twice a year and does limit the amount you can bring, however. Also, some of the stores and schools have programs where they reuse parts and rennovate electronics for schools in other countries, so we wait for the announcements to get the tax donation. In CA, they find any way possible to get their hands into your pocketbook as much as they can. And, in this case they get it coming and going.
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