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Does Walmart take old TVs for free?

Walmart does not describe a nationwide free TV drop-off or haul-away service. Its published guidance does describe free recycling of covered devices, including TVs, for qualifying New Jersey consumers through MRM. Eligible New Jersey consumers who cannot transport a covered device, or have a bulky one, can ask MRM about free pickup.

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Check the local program

Outside New Jersey, check your state’s collection instructions. A free-pickup rule in one state does not establish the same service elsewhere.

Sources: Walmart electronic waste recycling.

Confirm before setting it outside

Give the receiving program your TV type and address, and confirm collection or a designated drop-off before moving it.

Sources: Walmart electronic waste recycling.

When Dropcurb helps

If you need paid removal of an accepted TV, Dropcurb collects it outside and accessible without a replacement-TV purchase. Choose the correct TV type and size in the catalog, then check pickup options for your address. Arrange help getting it outside if you cannot move it safely yourself.

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Current Dropcurb prices

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ItemPickup of oneEach additional
TV (Under 42")$79$19
TV (42"+)$129$39
Tube TV$249$249

For accepted items outside and accessible. Your pickup uses the highest first-item price, plus the additional-item price for each remaining item. Loading, transportation and disposal are included. Prices are before applicable sales tax; see your total before payment.

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