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Here, the city has a drive through recycling depot where citizens can take their e-waste for disposal. Companies aren’t allowed to use the depots as the companies must retain written documentation that they have properly disposed of the materials and they must pay for both recycling and garbage collection services. Many companies still take their e-waste to the depot, mostly due to the ignorance of their employees but all too often due to the lack of ethics with their management. Surprisingly few private citizens are even aware of the recycling depot.
Best Buy recycles. I think it is for their customers only when they get a delivery but I believe if you take something to them they will recycle it anyway. Different stores have different policies. It makes for good PR for them to do it. Call first to make sure about the store near you.
go to http://www.earth911.com type in e-waste and your zip code, you should get a list of locations.