Recycle HP-304 iblack ink cartridges. Cash for ink cartridges
FREE POST FOR MIN £15 ORIGINAL HP INK CARTRIDGES TO RECYCLE.
Recycle HP-304 black ink cartridges for cash by post: Recycling your empty HP 304 ink cartridges (GTIN 889894860750) can help you raise cash. Sell these back for recycling and ensure the original manufacturer keeps it's prices in "on hold"! The "second-hand" reuse and recycling of Hp ink cartridges helps not only the environment, but the economy as well, and not to mention the pounds in your pocket. With free post provided, we pay quick in 24 hrs. by bank transfer or PayPal: As good as cash.
Recycle genuine empty HP-304 black ink cartridges easy online at inkviro.co.uk. To "sell to recycle" your empty HP ink cartridges online, just select used or unused from the drop-down menu (We also buy back unused HP 303 ink cartridges), then "add to Cart" the quantity, and "Check Out". You will be asked for a few non-invasive contact details to generate an Ink Cartridge Seller Order. A Royal Mail freepost label is then issued for you to post back your used HP inkjets.
After your Seller Order has been received it takes approx. up to 3 days to process your empty HP ink cartridges. We then ask for you for either your bank or PayPal account details to make quick direct payment usually the very same day provided: Money straight into your account equivalent to cash in your pocket. Recycle now - Its easy.
inkjet cartridge ink is said to cost more, by volume, than champagne! A properly recycled empty HP304 ink cartridges provides a consumable product with virtually no failure, ensuring sustainability. Correct recycling included, not only refilling with the right formatted ink, but also replacing the chip for proper operation of a remade cartridge.
We accept all HP304 ink cartridges as declared during your online seller entry. However, you must package in a protective in a padded envelope/jiffy bag or box to prevent damage. Many ink cartridge recyclers state that they use a test machine to check for broken cartridges. They will use this checking process to reject any damaged inkjets to avoid paying for them. We do visually inspect potential damage visible to the human eye. To avoid such issues, please ensure you use a sufficiently padded envelope, jiffy bag or box, and not a paper envelope which will tear in transit causing possible loss of some cartridges and/or damage.
PLEASE SEE "How to Pack Inkjets & FREEPOST".
