for around the world.

We still use a wheezy Lexmark C540n that has toners costing more than its printer value albeit very rare, We just use a 10 year old B&W Canon laser that has had its toner changed only twice in its lifetime.

try emailing and sending and calling "me" as long as they want.

Had to struggle with the password - apparently did not meet their specifications but finally got it.

For empty toner and ink cartridges. For instance, Office Depot Rewards members get points for up to 10 cartridges a month and can get a check when they accumulate enough points.

One month when I printed ten books I got $60 back for the hundreds of dollars I spent on ink and paper. I also got the satisfaction of knowing that the cartridges would be recycled without the hassles of packaging and shipping them. I keep a box for my empty cartridges and whenever I go to Office Depot for a purchase, I drop off the ones I have put aside.

Some schools take the used cartridges and return them to office supply stores for credit against future purchases.

As I am environmentally conscious, I put my used (and new) toners in the same pyre I use to dispose of used tires.

They have a toll free number:
1 (877) 276-8437

so I called the corporate office at 908 and from there I was given this number. Did not realize that 877 is a toll free...

Having a working Contact Us link would have worked.

Still got my label while "opening" a dummy account.

We used up 800, so 888, 877, and 866 are also toll free.

I didn't go to their contact us page, however. I just googled Brother International.

And I mostly use dummy accounts for companies that make me register with them as well. Had to do this recently for a driver download to test a piece of equipment for a buddy. Kinda pissed me off that there was no direct link without logging in.