We had some not so good experiences with toner blowing up in our printers from PRC.  Also, 2 times recycling pickups did not come on scheduled times.  

We use Good Point recycling http://www.retroworks.com/good_point_recycling%2010%20Points.htm

And Vermont Toner Recharge for our toner refills.  We have had great service from both.
Jean

Jean Campbell
CESU Technical Services
Phone: 802-858-1726
Pager: 802-450-2254


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>>> Robert Gervais <[log in to unmask]> 1/2/2008 9:49 AM >>>
School Information Technology Discussion <[log in to unmask]> writes:
>Hi folks,
>
>
>I have used PRC for several years for ink cartridges and junk pick up.
>They are great to work with and do not charge for picking up old computer
>equipment. I also use the Green School Project for recycling ink
>cartridges and cell phones, [ http://www.greenschoolproject.com 
>]http://www.greenschoolproject.com. They pay a small amount for what you
>send in.
>
>
>MaryAnn Bennett
>District Technology Coordinator
>Windsor, VT

MaryAnn, have you had any issues with the toner from PRC.  One person here
was concerned that it was poorer quality because it was recycled.
(although I think all toner is probably recycled to some degree!)
Also, what about printer repair and maintenance?  Right now we have a
contract with Symquest to do repairs for free if we buy their toner.  Do
you have any maintenance contracts on printers?
thanks,

Rob Gervais
Technology Coordinator
Franklin Northeast Supervisory Union
Enosburg, VT 05450
802-933-2171 x33