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They might be totally junky or still in good shape, but no matter what, you should never just throw an old electronic device in the trash. For one thing, there are tons of toxins inside these items that can seriously hurt the environment if they end up in a landfill, and for another, throwing away even a broken device is basically throwing away money! If you know what you're doing, you can either sell your old devices for cash or donate them to a good cause. Here are six ways to go about it: Many retailers offer trade-in programs that give you cash for your old devices. Target's NextWorth program allows you to exchange old phones, laptops, video games and more for a Target gift card, Amazon will pay you for your old Kindle (plus hundreds of other old devices), and if you send in your old Apple products to Apple's Recycling Program and they're still worth something, you'll get a gift card with that amount to use towards future Apple purchases. Another retailer offering cash for trade-ins is GameStop, which will take everything from old video games and consoles to smartphones and tablets.

Just bring them in, and you'll get a quote that you can put towards the purchase of something new at GameStop, put on a gift card, or carry out in cash. For other options to trade items back to the original manufacturer, check out this list provided by the EPA. If your device is still in good working order and you want to get a nice chunk of change out of it, your best bet is to sell it on Craigslist, Amazon or eBay. There are pros and cons to each of these sites: Craigslist is hyper-local and may require you to meet face-to-face with prospective buyers, while eBay and Amazon are global but take a portion of your profits and can be complicated to navigate. If you can't decide between the two, you don't have to. We recommend posting your items on both sites and selling it to your best offer. Even older, worn out items can fetch you a pretty penny. That 6-year-old white Macbook with a cracked case and a dead hard drive probably still has valuable parts inside. The value of a used item varies greatly depending on condition, age, and current market price, but it is usually worth investigating.

If you want to get the maximum value, you will always do best by selling yourself. Searching the eBay "completed listings" for similar items will give you a good idea of the current market price.Here's our complete guide to selling old stuff online. For some, easy, risk-free selling outweighs the need to get the absolute best price, and for those, the best option is a direct-buy used electronics site like Gazelle. This site you to search the make and model of phones, computers, and more to get a price offer. Items with a value of more than $1 will ship for free (you can print out the label at home) and some items qualify for free packing materials as well. After they receive your item, they evaluate it and send payment. Even if your item has no selling value, you may be able to get a mail-in label to recycle it. Did you know some battered women's shelters use donated phones to keep women safe from domestic violence? Or that many schools, churches and non-profits are in dire need of well-kept up tablets, laptops and desktops?

If you've got some electronics to get rid of and want to help make the world a better place, consider donating to one of these causes: If you'd like to make a more local donation, call up some schools, shelters and non-profits in your area; many of them likely take old electronics as donations, and you'll be directly helping the community around you. Most electronics retailers offer free recycling services for electronics that aren't safe to toss in a landfill. Best Buy's, for example, features a pickup and haul away service that brings a truck to your house to grab bigger electronics like old TVs, refrigerators and treadmills. There are also recycling kiosks inside every Best Buy store where you can drop off old batteries, ink and toner cartridges, wires, cords and cables. Old phones, tablets and laptops can be brought to the Customer Service desk where they will be recycled safely. Best Buy says it accepts most old electronics with few exceptions, but if you're worried yours wont be accepted, here are a few other options:

Maybe you had a mobile data service connected with your old iPad, or maybe you're switching from an Xbox to a PS4 and don't need that Xbox Live Gold membership anymore. You don't want to be paying monthly fees for something you're not using, so make sure you cancel any subscriptions or services you don't need on your new devices. If you're planning on re-selling or donating your old devices, it's important you take some time to retrieve any important stuff, like photos, passwords, contacts and music, that you want to keep. Once you've backed up all this info or transferred it to your new devices, wipe the old ones completely clean. You don't want the new owner of your old phone to be able to see all the weird selfies you take in the bathroom at work, and you REALLY don't want someone to have easy access to your bank or social media accounts. Most people save a lot of sensitive information on their phones, tablets and computers that could get them into trouble if it fell into the wrong hands.