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How to Pack your Unused Toner for Secure and Easy Shipping?
If you’ve ever tried shipping an ink or toner cartridge and worried about it leaking, getting damaged, or rejected by the receiver, we got you. Selling and Shipping unused toner sounds easy enough—a small, lightweight item shouldn’t cause much trouble, right? But in reality, these cartridges are surprisingly delicate and can cause quite a mess…
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Ever opened a drawer only to find a pile of old printer cartridges you completely forgot about? Between office upgrades, printer replacements, and remote work setups, it’s common for both businesses and individuals to end up with stacks of unused ink and toner cartridges gathering dust. The good news? Those forgotten supplies might just be…
Click here to read moreWhat are the Risks of Improper and Long Term Storage of Toners and Inks?
If you’ve ever worked in an office, run a small business, or even managed a busy household printer, you know one thing: toner and ink cartridges are like gold. They’re not cheap, they’re not always easy to find when you need them, and running out at the wrong time can be a nightmare. That’s why…
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We’ve all been there—ordering printer supplies, only to realize you bought the wrong ones. Maybe you upgraded your printer, maybe your office downsized, or maybe you just clicked “add to cart” too quickly. Now you’re staring at those unopened boxes of toner cartridges and wondering what to do next. Returning them isn’t an option, but…
Click here to read moreFrom Overstock Toner to Open Box: How To Maximize It’s Value
If you run a business—or work at one—you know how quickly office supplies pile up. Printer toner is one of those items that seems to multiply on its own. You order a few extras “just in case,” switch printers when your old one breaks down, or discover that the vendor sent more than you really…
Click here to read moreDo Printer Ink and Toner Expire? Myths vs. Facts Before Selling
When you see the words “best before” or “expiration date,” your mind probably jumps to food or medicine. But what about printer supplies? If you’ve ever looked closely at your printer ink & toner cartridges, you might have noticed a small expiration date printed on the packaging. That tiny detail often leaves business owners, office…
Click here to read more5 Reasons to Sell Your Unused Toner & Ink Cartridges Today
You open the supply cabinet to grab a pen, and suddenly you’re staring at a mountain of unused toner & ink cartridges. Some of them are still in their sealed boxes, untouched for months or even years. Sounds familiar? At first, it feels like a good thing—after all, being well-stocked means you’re prepared, right? But…
Click here to read moreCommon Mistakes to Avoid When Selling Unused Toner to Surplus Toner Buyers
If you’re staring at a shelf filled with unused toner cartridges and wondering how you ended up with so many, you’re not alone. Offices everywhere accumulate excess toner over time—whether it’s from printer upgrades, over-ordering, or simply changes in brand preferences. And when those cartridges are just sitting there, untouched as well as unopened, it’s…
Click here to read moreHow Can You Sell Unused Ink Cartridges at A Competitive Price?
Printer ink cartridges are often a significant expense for businesses, and it’s easy to accumulate unused cartridges over time—whether you’ve upgraded to a new printer, closed a location, or simply overstocked. The good news is that those unused ink cartridges represent a hidden opportunity to generate extra cash! By selling your surplus inventory, you not…
Click here to read moreWe are officially R2v3, ISO 14001 & ISO 45001 Certified!
We are THRILLED to share that Surplus Toner Buyer is officially R2v3, ISO 14001 & ISO 45001 Certified! We are one of the first companies in our industry to have an R2v3 certification. What does that mean? Surplus Toner Buyer is audited regularly to be sure we are meeting the expectations of the standard…
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