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expiredLivelyStraw9917 posted Apr 14, 2024 2:24 PM

Best Buy Event: Recycle Any Old Monitor & Save on Any New LG/Samsung Monitor

10% Off

w/ $30 Recycling Fee Coupon (Valid In-Stores Only)at Best Buy
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Best Buy Stores [Store Locator] is hosting their Recycle Any Monitor Event: Bring Any Old Monitor and Save 10% On Any New LG or Samsung Monitor + $30 Off Recycling Fee Coupon (to help offset any applicable recycling fees) listed below valid only at any participating Best Buy locations only.

Thanks to community member LivelyStraw9917 for finding this deal

Note, offer valid for in-stores redemption only. Simply bring any old monitor to Best Buy Customer Services to receive your set of coupons

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  • Offer valid for in-stores redemption only; simply bring any old monitor
  • Upon recycling a monitor, customer will get one $30 coupon (to help offset any applicable $29.99 recycling fee) towards the purchase of any new LG or Samsung monitor, and then one 10% Off coupon applied towards the same monitor purchase
  • Recycle monitors will not be returned under any circumstances
  • Markdowns taken from the current price at time of purchase
  • Limit of 1 set of coupons per purchase
  • Limit of 1 set of coupons per household
  • Offer may not be available in all locations/some stores may have additional limitations
  • Additional terms/conditions may apply
  • Offer valid per the listed dates or while promotional offer last
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Written by LivelyStraw9917
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Best Buy Stores [Store Locator] is hosting their Recycle Any Monitor Event: Bring Any Old Monitor and Save 10% On Any New LG or Samsung Monitor + $30 Off Recycling Fee Coupon (to help offset any applicable recycling fees) listed below valid only at any participating Best Buy locations only.

Thanks to community member LivelyStraw9917 for finding this deal

Note, offer valid for in-stores redemption only. Simply bring any old monitor to Best Buy Customer Services to receive your set of coupons

Available Offer(s)

Editor's Notes

Written by Discombobulated | Staff
  • Offer valid for in-stores redemption only; simply bring any old monitor
  • Upon recycling a monitor, customer will get one $30 coupon (to help offset any applicable $29.99 recycling fee) towards the purchase of any new LG or Samsung monitor, and then one 10% Off coupon applied towards the same monitor purchase
  • Recycle monitors will not be returned under any circumstances
  • Markdowns taken from the current price at time of purchase
  • Limit of 1 set of coupons per purchase
  • Limit of 1 set of coupons per household
  • Offer may not be available in all locations/some stores may have additional limitations
  • Additional terms/conditions may apply
  • Offer valid per the listed dates or while promotional offer last
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Apr 15, 2024 10:21 PM
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MK2025Apr 15, 2024 10:21 PM
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Quote from LivelyStraw9917 :
BB hater?
Environment hater?
Both?

They have their issues, but you didn't even do this recycling promotion, and yet you 'sounded' this 'ad' offer?

I agree that's what the instructions sound like, but as I had stated, YMMV.

10% would be $8, not $5.

After I realized that they did not charge me the $30 fee, I went and turned in more old monitors.
So I got more deals on the LG monitors at $49.

To some, recycling eWaste is helpful, and not a 'scam,' as you say.
I for one, have too many electronics, and was glad that I hadn't gotten around to dumping these monitors, as they are now worth $30 each, better than what I could have got on CL, spending time and energy.

Feel free to go to Walmart and pay more if that's your favorite B&M.
Good times.
Actually just upset with the rude rep at my local BB. First trip to the store they told me there was no recycling promotion for my state. Found the details of the promotion didn't mention anything like that, and returned a second time. I got a "sorry about that". I knew I would not get the great deal you got; I just expected a price of $72 pretax. The rep at my store came up with the $79.99-$30 then 10% off of that number. A recycling fee of $30 was then added on to my receipt for $75 plus tax.
That price isn't bad, but if the monitor is damaged in shipping (had that happen once), or if the monitor does not work properly, then there's a problem. In the case of MY store (and maybe just my store), if I have to return the item, I only get $45 back + tax. The store keeps the $30. I just wanted to make people aware of that, and to check the receipt to see how the store worked the numbers. To me I considered that a scam since I have a few opportunities a year to get rid of monitors for free. For those that don't, it's a non-issue.
Sorry op for making it sound like I was dumping on your deal – that wasn't my intent. I appreciate everyone that takes time to post on this site. And no, I did not thumbs down your post. I'll be interested to read how others make out with their pricing. Screaming deal if you get it for $49. Good luck to all.
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Apr 15, 2024 10:29 PM
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gamingdroidApr 15, 2024 10:29 PM
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Quote from MK2025 :
Actually just upset with the rude rep at my local BB. First trip to the store they told me there was no recycling promotion for my state. Found the details of the promotion didn't mention anything like that, and returned a second time. I got a "sorry about that". I knew I would not get the great deal you got; I just expected a price of $72 pretax. The rep at my store came up with the $79.99-$30 then 10% off of that number. A recycling fee of $30 was then added on to my receipt for $75 plus tax.
That price isn't bad, but if the monitor is damaged in shipping (had that happen once), or if the monitor does not work properly, then there's a problem. In the case of MY store (and maybe just my store), if I have to return the item, I only get $45 back + tax. The store keeps the $30. I just wanted to make people aware of that, and to check the receipt to see how the store worked the numbers. To me I considered that a scam since I have a few opportunities a year to get rid of monitors for free. For those that don't, it's a non-issue.
Sorry op for making it sound like I was dumping on your deal – that wasn't my intent. I appreciate everyone that takes time to post on this site. And no, I did not thumbs down your post. I'll be interested to read how others make out with their pricing. Screaming deal if you get it for $49. Good luck to all.
Don't be apologetic. Your post here is helpful. More so than a lot of people coming in threadcrapping on a deal.

Sorry about your ordeal and glad it sounds like it worked out.
Apr 15, 2024 10:36 PM
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randompurplehippoApr 15, 2024 10:36 PM
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I have 3 old lg monitors. It wasn't clear if I can only avail for 1 monitor recycling or multiple
Apr 16, 2024 1:29 AM
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BrendanO7728Apr 16, 2024 1:29 AM
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No good for those of us in Connecticut unless you have a Dynex or Insignia monitor you're trading in... Those are the only monitor brands they accept in CT.
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Apr 16, 2024 2:33 AM
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smacky00Apr 16, 2024 2:33 AM
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Quote from BrendanO7728 :
No good for those of us in Connecticut unless you have a Dynex or Insignia monitor you're trading in... Those are the only monitor brands they accept in CT.
And in PA and IL, BB's corporate website says they simply will not accept items for recycling because it is not cost effective for them. The memo is dated 2016 but I fully expect it to hold true today.

I tried calling my local BB to check and see what the stipulations were and it still sent me to a corporate rep not at my local store. And they fed me the same line about it needing to be a Dynex or Insignia monitor and that made it the third different thing told to me about whether this recycling program exists and what all is eligible. They also told me bringing in any monitor got me a discount on any other monitor brand purchased, not just Samsung or LG.

Guess I have to go in store and verify for myself since I want the 27" LG OLED monitor and 10% off would be nice but I'd rather not find out after bringing in an old monitor that they either don't give a discount on bringing one in or that they accept two brands of monitors only.
Apr 16, 2024 2:48 AM
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SRVisGod24Apr 16, 2024 2:48 AM
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Quote from smacky00 :
And in PA and IL, BB's corporate website says they simply will not accept items for recycling because it is not cost effective for them. The memo is dated 2016 but I fully expect it to hold true today.

I tried calling my local BB to check and see what the stipulations were and it still sent me to a corporate rep not at my local store. And they fed me the same line about it needing to be a Dynex or Insignia monitor and that made it the third different thing told to me about whether this recycling program exists and what all is eligible. They also told me bringing in any monitor got me a discount on any other monitor brand purchased, not just Samsung or LG.

Guess I have to go in store and verify for myself since I want the 27" LG OLED monitor and 10% off would be nice but I'd rather not find out after bringing in an old monitor that they either don't give a discount on bringing one in or that they accept two brands of monitors only.
I thought about doing the same thing for the 27" LG OLED (the newest model) monitor that's currently on sale for $799. But like you said, I'm not lugging the old monitor I have (which is easily 15-20 years old) to the store, just to get the run around
Last edited by SRVisGod24 April 15, 2024 at 07:51 PM.
Apr 16, 2024 2:52 AM
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xlrgwillystylesApr 16, 2024 2:52 AM
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Anybody know if it works on open box?

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Apr 16, 2024 3:07 AM
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GTeyeApr 16, 2024 3:07 AM
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Quote from GuardianHusky :
I don't get it, what monitor am I getting for 79.99?
I don't get it either... What's the 79.99 ?
Apr 16, 2024 5:58 AM
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smacky00Apr 16, 2024 5:58 AM
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Quote from SRVisGod24 :
I thought about doing the same thing for the 27" LG OLED (the newest model) monitor that's currently on sale for $799. But like you said, I'm not lugging the old monitor I have (which is easily 15-20 years old) to the store, just to get the run around
I think what irks me the most is calling the phone number of my local store still gets me routed through a call center or a central office. I have no idea how to reach someone at a specific store to ask about it. I'd get a name and bring the monitor in and go directly to them to make sure what was said on the phone was true. Can't do that, though.
Apr 16, 2024 6:53 AM
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moctezumaxApr 16, 2024 6:53 AM
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Quote from smacky00 :
I think what irks me the most is calling the phone number of my local store still gets me routed through a call center or a central office. I have no idea how to reach someone at a specific store to ask about it. I'd get a name and bring the monitor in and go directly to them to make sure what was said on the phone was true. Can't do that, though.
Same the local stores in the LA area do the same crap you get routed to a call center.
Apr 16, 2024 7:43 AM
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AznCrackerApr 16, 2024 7:43 AM
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I brought in an old monitor and they wanted to charge me $30 to recycle it. Apparently free recycling is only for certain brands (assuming it's brands they sell.)
Apr 16, 2024 8:29 AM
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brownedpantsApr 16, 2024 8:29 AM
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Would this be an easy way to get rid of an old heavy large CRT?
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Apr 16, 2024 8:50 AM
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dafrizApr 16, 2024 8:50 AM
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Quote from SensibleSquirrel655 :
Any recommendation for Xbox-Series X but also doubles as a work monitor?
ips panels tend to be better for work... personally i don't have issues with any VA panels lately
Apr 16, 2024 8:58 AM
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SlackyApr 16, 2024 8:58 AM
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Quote from AznCracker :
I brought in an old monitor and they wanted to charge me $30 to recycle it. Apparently free recycling is only for certain brands (assuming it's brands they sell.)
If you want to recycle monitors (and other tech), take 'em to Staples. Staples will actually pay YOU $5 Rewards (max) each month for doing so.

If Staples has the monitor you want, ask them to price match to Beat Buy, Amazon, Costco. Apply your Rewards to drop that down further, along with dropping any applicable sales taxes.

I don't have a clue why people shop at BB nowadays. Only interesting thing there was physical media and that's all gone now. Just overpriced cables and the general look of Circuit City or Fry's just before they went under.
Last edited by Slacky April 16, 2024 at 04:32 PM.
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Apr 16, 2024 10:46 AM
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ShushiiTApr 16, 2024 10:46 AM
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Seems too much work for a 10% even an old monitor can be repurposed unless it's broken

I just got a 34" uw 144hz 1080p for $160 from someone on marketplace; i know it's extreme YMMV but compared to what someone might be offloading and selling for cheap vs buying just garbage tiny monitors that have horrible specs seems counterintuitive unless you are going top off the line OLED with the 10% this isn't the right way to do these kind of programs

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