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Frequently Asked Questions
What goes around, comes around! We hope the information provided below will help answer most of your queries. If you have any questions please feel free to contact us.

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How do I arrange collection of my empty toner cartridges? 
Simple…Either book your own pick up online or call the Cart Collect toll free hot line on 1800 666 018. If there are five or more cartridges Cart Collect will even pay the freight

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How do I get paid? 
Payment for the empty toner cartridges may be made in several ways, for example….. 
* Donation to Landcare Australia
* Cheque to your organisation

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What happens to the empty toner cartridges?
Some toner cartridges will be re-used by being remanufactured right here in Australia. The environmental benefits speak for them selves but remanufacturing also offers a good alternative to the highly priced imported product. Not only are you helping Australia's economy you are also keeping Australians employed in a thriving new industry. For those empty toners that can’t be remanufactured all plastics and metals are separated and returned to the recycle chain as raw materials for use in some other application/product.

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Are all empty toner cartridges the same? 
NO!….Empty toner cartridges that have never been remanufactured before are referred to as virgins. It is only the virgins that can generally be remanufactured and as such they are the type of empty toner cartridge for which will be paid the most money. Toner cartridges that have been remanufactured before are not usually worth as much as virgins, and while some can be remanufactured, most are broken down for raw material recycling.

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Are empty toner cartridges really an environmental nuisance?
It takes over 4 litres of liquid petroleum to manufacture a typical all-in-one toner cartridge. If the cartridges are not reused we are continually using a non-renewable resource and when we have finished using it we are dumping it in landfill where it may take thousands of years to break down.

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