Take Back My TV

Samsung to offer TV recycling

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Just received this good news from TakeBackMyTV.com yesterday:

Two weeks ago I asked you to urge Samsung Electronics to start a TV take-back program. It looks like they were listening.

This week, Samsung announced that they will launch a comprehensive
television take-back program, starting next month. Samsung will set up
collection sites and sponsor electronics drop-off events in all fifty
states.

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