I sold my unused toner and some other supplies to them received a check with in a week.

ErmaS

Beach City, Ohio

we sent them cartridges a total of six times. the first three were paid out as per their list of cartridges for the correct price. the next three were shorted in continuing to grow amounts and we stopped sending cartridges to them due to this. We were shorted a total of 22$, then 40 plus dollars and on the final one we were expecting 147$ and were sent 69$. We had continued to send these cartridges to them until the first shortage and due to the process time involved in their payment on shipments. the remaining two were already sent before the first short check had arrived. When we contacted them and asked what was up with the amount they replied that the package had been damaged in shipment. this meant that approximately 18-22 ink cartridges had been destroyed. Well, we are a ecommerce seller ourselves and had packaged literally thousands of items in the last few years alone and anyone who has seen an ink cartridge knows what they look like. you can literally drive a vehicle over one and likely as not still be able to use it. when we got the second short check we were given the same explaination.. once perhaps, but very likely not twice.. and with the shortage on the third check, definately not all three... At this point we were sure to never do business with this company again. This was too bad as being a reseller of printers we have thousands of ink cartridges around, both full and empties. This had been an opportunity to get something back for the ones that would be literally useless otherwise. But we will not do business with crooks

Hvytoys

eugene, oregon

I had some ink laser jet cartridges that I had opened and they were completely the wrong ones for my office. Of course I pulled the tabs off before installing to the printers. And of course the place where I had purchased online would not accept them back. So I contacted Toner Buyer online (which is also not far from me) and received a quote from them. I was happy that I wS quoted at least half of the money spent back. So I went into the store and had the 5 cartridges that I had purchased with me. The guy that came up to the desk clearly was rude. Looked at one and said "these are used" I told him that the ink is still in there and showed him and that they have never been used. He told me well the tabs aren't here and I will not take these. I thought wow. Brand new ones and will not take them because of a plastic tab? He was quiet rude when he said what he did to me. i was very embarrassed. I will never recommend this company to anyone. Even their website states that they buy used cartridges (even though my was NOT) so, why didn't he offer to purchase my "used" ones?? What a joke.

wntpce

Birmingham Alabama

These people have paid me thousands of dollars over the last 8 years for our company's empty printer cartridges. The other day my boss told me to clean out our old but never used brand new printer cartidges. These were new cartidges that we don't use anymore because we don't have these printers anymore. Anyway, I called this company's 800 number (800-482-8128) and they quoted me $2,525 (!!!) for ink cartidges that I was told to throw away. They emailed me shipping labels and shipping instructions to my email address and I sent them the ink cartridges. I did track the UPS number so I could see when they got them. The day after they got the cartridges, I got a Fedex overnight check for $2,525!!! If you got some old toner you don't need (or your boss told you to throw away) you'd be crazy not to call them 

Jeremy-Kitchens

Houston, TX

I heard about this website on a TV program and didn't really know if it was real or not.  We all have home printers now and go through a lot of printer ink cartridges and probably toss them in the garbage when they're empty.  NOT a good thing to do!  These cartridges can be reused instead of adding trash to our landfills.  You can take them to office supply stores to be recycled but here is a better idea to benefit yourself or your school fundraiser. Go on the website: tonerbuyer.com and look at the information there.  They will buy your used (or new) ink cartridges or toner cartridges.  There is a huge list of all the ones they will buy and there are different prices they will give for each cartridge.  I sent them some HP cartridges and I got $22 back from them a few months ago. Contact them first with your mailing address and they will send you the instructions **AND** a free UPS shipping label!  Yes, **FREE!**  You do not pay for the shipping (unless you are under the minimum cartridge requirement, which is 8 for laser cartridges.  They seem to have raised the minimum for inkjet cartridges to 25 since I first did this.  Just don't send them until you are over the minumum!) You have to fill out a paper telling them what you are sending and wrap each cartridge carefully so it is not damaged in shipment.  Put them in a box, slap on the **free** **UPS shipping** label and send them on their way.  In a few weeks you will receive a check in the mail.  For working people this is a super way of making money.  Ask your employer if you can have all the empty cartridges and ask your coworkers, friends and relatives to save them for you also.  Think of how many you could get like this! If you want to suggest a fundraiser for your school, church or animal shelter this is a great way to do it.  In your next newsletter tell everyone to save their cartridges and give them to you to send for the check.  I love this website!  It is real and you get a real check for your trouble.  Please try it.  It not only puts money in your pocket, it helps save the environment. They also have a toll-free number:  1-800-482-8128

tabbycat

Coraopolis, PA

Dell's new "genuine Black Series 5 Ink Cartridge Part #J5566 notes on the box 1 - standard yield cartridge.  However the series 5 black ink cartridges that I order directly from Dell are series 5 HIGH Yield. I'm not sure who thought it was a good idea to sub a standard yield cartridge in place of a high yeild cartridge. I would rather pay more-continue to get the high yield and trade out my printer cartridges less often.  

JoanneR

Chino Hills, CA