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    HP Trade-In/Recycle Program

    Discussion in 'HP' started by R4000, Jun 20, 2007.

  1. R4000

    R4000 Notebook Virtuoso

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    R4000, Jun 20, 2007
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  2. f15hp

    f15hp Notebook Consultant

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    I was thinking on using it a year ago, but never got to do it. The best thing is that they take every thing no matter the brand or how old it is.
     
    f15hp, Jun 20, 2007
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    Too bad, they don't allow you to trade in newer models like the dv6000 cto and dv9000 cto, only pre-configured ones are allowed.
     
    TomTom2007, Jun 20, 2007
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    It's kind of ironic when the site states it won't end up in landfills but that's in the US. It'll be cannabilized for parts in other countries and end up in their landfills or not in either India or China!
     
    kanehi, Jun 20, 2007
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  5. R4000

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    I would guess that they slowly update it over time. I believe you can email them for a custom quote as well.
     
    R4000, Jun 20, 2007
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