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Is there a charge or fee to recycle computers, monitors or TVs through Oregon E-Cycles?

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Is there a charge or fee to recycle computers, monitors or TVs through Oregon E-Cycles?

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No. Participating Oregon E-Cycles collection sites must accept computers, monitors and TVs from anyone bringing seven or fewer items at a one time. However, there may be a charge for at-home pick-up, curbside services, or other premium services. An Oregon state law passed in 2007 requires electronics manufacturers to pay Oregon E-Cycles. Oregon E-Cycles is an example of product stewardship, where the company that makes a product is responsible for recycling the product. Manufacturers include the costs of recycling their products in the cost of doing business.

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