Once you have as many electronic devices that you want to recycle or sell collected as you can, you can print a FedEx or UPS label directly from our site if you're a verified organization, or, request a Shipping Label and we'll send you one; it’s seriously as easy as checking out online. Just enter your name, address, best phone number, email address, the name of your business/organization or "Household" if you're an individual, and the number of boxes you have. FedEx will weigh all boxes for you so no need to enter a weight. For UPS, just enter your best guestimate in the box where you can tell us the weight. Example, if you think the box weighs 15 lbs just type 15 lbs in the box. If you have more than one box just let us know the weight of each one eg. 1 x 10lbs 2 x 25 lbs Please keep all boxes under 30-40lbs and tape the corners and edges up really well as they can get squished when they get stacked on top of each other. Last, write the tracking number anywhere on the outside of the box for backup in case the label gets damaged during shipping. https://static.wixstatic.com/media/9b3ca9_a9458581c7684d13ae4b0aeed8f8b998~mv2.png We'll let you know when your package arrives safely. If you get caught up, Feel free to call me and I’m happy to walk you through it 208-597-0997. We will process them in 1-4 weeks depending on the amount of items received and get you the most money for your cell phones (or other devices).

Please ask anyone donating to sign out of any personal accounts possible, particularly Apple ID and iCloud. Once a phone has been Apple, Google or otherwise locked it is permanent unless removed by the original user. We donate many phones to 911 programs and they are unable to use them to access the apps that support them through the program like V.I.N.E., resources like food pantry's, utilities, housing & legal services if they are locked. Apple: It's super easy to sign out of your iPhone, iPad, watch, etc. Just go to settings, click on your name, scroll all the way down and select "sign out" https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT208242 Google: https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/3067630?hl=en#:~:text=secure%20your%20account.-,Go%20to%20your%20Google%20Account.,panel%2C%20select%20Manage%20all%20devices.&text=Sign%20out.

Yes, we accept items that are broken and not working for recycling. Green Squared has a Zero Landfill pledge to keep our world healthy and safe. You get paid the most for items that are in good working condition, signed out of any accounts like Apple ID or iCloud.

We accept most electronic devices that have a battery, or get charged, up to the size of a laptop; like phones, tablets, laptops, chargers, battery packs, headphones, USB's, cameras, bluetooth speakers, hearing aids, watches, cords/chargers, key fobs and any other personal electronic device. If in doubt, just put it in and we’ll recycle it! As an added bonus, we'll send you a $20 Amazon gift card upon your request for eligible donations of 20 or more 4G+ capable phones or donate to a charity of your choice! Just let us know in your notes or email when requesting a label. Unfortunately, 2G & 3G phones do not qualify. Eligibility is determined upon receipt & verification. Make sure to ask your friends, family & neighbors if they have any old 4G+ smartphones lying around collecting dust that you can add to your box. • We Recycle a wide range of devices in addition to cell phones, including: • Cell phones • Laptops • Tablets • Headphones • Cameras • Bluetooth speakers • Bluetooth headphones • GPS devices • Laptop batteries • Chargers, battery packs, cables/cords • Microphones • Headsets • Small speakers • Watches • Walkie talkies • Electronic toys • Mp3 players • eReaders • USB drives • Glasses (prescription and Sunglasses) • Personal Handheld medical equipment like hearing aids, EKG monitors, nebulizers, communication devices, and any other small business or personal electronic device. • Jewlery, high end items like gear and accessories • Other misc. electronic items like games, controllers, curling irons etc. Basically, we can recycle most products smaller than a laptop that has electronic components. If you've got electronic devices that you need to dispose of and you’re unsure whether we can accept, just email us or give us a call. In the course of the last century, the number of electronic devices in our lives has increased substantially. A hundred years ago, fewer than half of homes had electricity, and the first television wasn’t even invented until 1927. Today, we produce nearly seven million tons of e-waste in the U.S. alone. It’s not unusual to upgrade devices like computers, laptops, printers, tablets, and cell phones every few years, or even more frequently. As new devices hit the market and offer improvements, it’s natural that companies will want to stay on the cutting edge of technology in order to remain competitive. Many companies don’t upgrade just a handful of devices at a time, either. They turn over entire inventories of devices at once to streamline the integration process and benefit from bulk pricing deals. This might leave you with a massive supply of unusable technology. You may not be able to sell it and you don’t want to store it indefinitely. This is where Green Squared can help, with eco-friendly e-waste collection options designed to save you time and money. When you’re seeking e-waste drop-off near me, you’ll find that our collection and drop-off services offer incredible convenience, and all you have to do is create a shipping label to get started.