Disposal of laptop batteries

[Tom Cumming]

I've got an old Dell 75UYF Lithium-Ion battery that won't run for
more than about 20 minutes any more. Does anyone know where I can
take it to have it properly disposed of? (in the Nottingham area)
I've done a google search but I could only find companies that
were interested in being sent big batches of them, not just one-offs.

Thanks in advance.

[Anita Carter]

"Tom Cumming" <m...@privacy.net> wrote in message
news:423c55f9$1...@x-privat.org...

Your local council should get rid of it for you - or be able to tell you who
will take it off your hands.
--
Anita
If you don't have a smile,
I'll give you one of mine.

[Paul Jeffree]

You'ld think that Dell should be able to take care of that?

Prolly not tho'.

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Paul J
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[Paul Jeffree]

Tom, try:

http://eurobatteries.com/sitepages/contact.asp

I see they say they'll dispose of batteries "where-ever purchased".

I bought a phone batt from them a while ago. Good service and free postage
for return of my old battery in that case.
HTH

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Paul J
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[Tom Cumming]

On 21/03/05 15:17, Paul Jeffree wrote:

> Tom, try:
>
> http://eurobatteries.com/sitepages/contact.asp
>
> I see they say they'll dispose of batteries "where-ever purchased".
>
> I bought a phone batt from them a while ago. Good service and free postage
> for return of my old battery in that case.

Brilliant!!
Thanks.

[Tom Cumming]

On 21/03/05 14:57, Paul Jeffree wrote:

> You'ld think that Dell should be able to take care of that?
>
> Prolly not tho'.

It seems they'll take back the whole laptop if I buy a new laptop
from them, but that's about it...