Target announced Tuesday that is is expanding its electronics trade-in program to more stores. It is also accepting more types of electronic goods.
The trade-in service, now available at nearly 1,500 stores, now accepts calculators and DVDs. It has always accepted iPods, iPads, iPhones, cellphones, Nintendo DS units and video games.
Items will be evalutated on-site, and swapped for a Target gift card that can be used immediately to replace a quirky calculator or stock the dorm room fridge.
The trade-in service is available through a partnership with NextWorth, which offers electronics trade-ins at Target and online. NextWorth's website offers instant quotes if you're curious about what that first generation iPad will net you.
I've never traded in any electronics. But I know several places, including Best Buy and Costco, that offer trade-in services.
Anyone care to share their experiences turning in electronics at any of these retailers?
