Recycle HP 304 Colour Inkjet

ATLEAST 10 SAME OR MIXED ORIGINAL INKJET NEEDED TO RECYCLE.
Sell to recycle HP-304 colour inkjet cartridges: Cash for inkjets.


Did you know your used HP-304 colour inkjet cartridges can be sold back for recycling? Reusing and recycling empty inkjets ensures the original manufacturer does not keep increasing prices! This "second-hand" market for ink cartridge reuse helps not only the environment, but the economy and your finances.. We buy back surplus unused ink cartridges also.

The ink in any ink cartridge, including a HP-304 inkjet is said to be more expensive than champaigne, by volume! Correctly recycled ink cartridges ensures their reuse ith virtually no failure, thereby being completely sustainable. Recycling is not just as simple as refilling with correct ink: It's also about replacing the control chip for correct functioning of a remade cartridge.

Our environment is being impacted every day by all our activity as well as increasing population. Ensure, where possible, you recycle your HP304 inkjet cartridges. We pay cash for your ink cartridges: Recycle them now.

After your order has been received it takes approx. up to 3 days to process. We then ask for bank or PayPal to make quick direct payment. Recycle now - Its easy.

Important, please note the following: When returning any package or jiffy bag of HP-304 ink cartridges, or other inkjets, it is advisable you obtain Proof-of-Postage via the local Post Office or Royal Mail Depot you use. "There is nothing in life guaranteed apart from death and taxe's", as is said! This adage also applies to the Freepost service provided through Royal Mail.

There are some ink cartridge recyclers who state they test all inkjets using a machine to seek out non-reusable ones. Parts of a cartridge can easily damage, such as the foil connector. We, however, accept all HP ink cartridges as declared for return. But please note, this is provided you have returned in sufficient packaging, ie. a padded envelope/jiffy bag or box. Please do not return in an ordinary paper envelope as this will certainly present insufficient protection in transit and tear open.