I arranged for a friend to receive a refurbished laptop through their grant program, which he…read morereally needs but could not otherwise afford. He is really grateful for it. As for me, I donate all my old electronics to them.

The staff is very helpful and friendly. This is a perfect place to recycle your electronics. So…read moremuch better than throwing them into the landfill.

I'm standing here as my husband returns cans and writing this review. This place is brand new,…read morehaving only been open for maybe a week or two. The building used to be an adult store and then was vacant for a while. Now, I despise returning cans to the grocery store. It's just disgusting. I literally throw up walking into those areas. The smell and sticky floor, the machines malfunction after every third can inserted so it's time consuming. I mean, I get more excited about dental procedures than returning cans. Given my intense hate for this chore, I wasn't expecting good things today. However I was beyond surprised. My husband usually makes me go because he needs a second person to turn in receipts when he's exceeded the return limit for the day. So off we go today. We go in and it's busy. I'm thinking we'll be there for two hours. We returned $50 worth of cans in half an hour! No malfunctions, it was clean, quick, and easy. It's a large area, everything is well labeled. There's a hand washing station, restroom, and even someone staffing it. So any issues are taken care of very quickly. I love it! Would I return? Hell yes! It's a million times better than any grocery store bottle return. This place actually makes this chore painless.

I expect one of two ways a business with high traffic and large volumes of people too go really…read more Socially pleasing with the right crowd, as was my first visitation. Had a couple nice conversations and before I knew it, was walking out 10 mins later with a $20 in my pocket. Rad! Or I put on some headphones, I don't make eye contact, I twist and turn, maybe shout if I'm feeling that extra, and 10 mins later, I'm walking out with a $20 in my pocket. Convenient, easy, mostly independent way to handle your recycling. Thank you Bottle Drop, Hello free time & some spare coin

New management is great, the manager keeps this place running clean, amazing service for this kind…read moreof business. Something you don't expect anymore.

I have the Green Bag service which is convenient. However, if you aren't paying atten6tion, you…read moreare getting ripped off. It seems that their fee is just not enough for them. Every time I drop them off, (like every other month), I usually have 4 bags, filled completely full. The first couple times, I thought, this count doesn't seem to be coming out correct as when I refund my own cans I get about $10 a bag, 80 to 100+ cans per. Well, their count is more like 60 per bag, which means, I lost a bag? hmm.. Well, I sent them a message and I eventually got refunded properly after a few weeks. A small note: This is only happening when I go to the Eugene bottle drop, Springfield so far has been pretty accurate, maybe a few missing, I can handle that. So now, I thought, why not count them as I take them from my can bins to the bags so I know exactly how many to expect. There, perfect, my bags had 90, 90 , 90, 110. Nice even numbers. But wait, how did they only count 60, 85, 84 & 75?. There's that missing bag again(almost) because that leaves 76 cans unaccounted for. Then I thought, if they do this to every customer @ $7 - $10 a pop and lets say a modest ~15 customers per hour, someone is getting over $800 in a days work of ripping all of us off. That's pretty good money. Maybe instead of college, I should have invested in a bottle drop and hired me a couple of those quick moving punders they got back there. Then I wouldn't have these student loans to pay off, but a solid daily cash flow coming in, 'off the books' and I wouldn't have to do any math or reading or be respectful, & especially wouldn't have to know how to count. Just make a guess, flip a coin or something, and go with it, divvy up out back b=just be fore dusk and call it a day. The upstanding citizens, either running this establishment, or working there (I admit, it could be either) down there at the bottle drops, are doing it now, and they have been for some time, they are ripping you off too, I guarantee it. I have the Green Bag service which is convenient. However, if you aren't paying atten6tion, you are getting ripped off. It seems that their fee is just not enough for them. Every time I drop them off, (like every other month), I usually have 4 bags, filled completely full. The first couple times I thought, this doesn't seem like it is coming out correctly as when I refund my own cans I get about $10 a bag, 80 to 100+ cans per. Well, their count is more like 60 per bag, which means, I lost a bag? hmm.. Well, I sent them a message and I eventually got refunded properly after a few weeks. This is only happening when I go to the Eugene bottle drop, Springfield has been pretty accurate, maybe a few missing, I can handle that. So now, why not count them as I take them from my can bins to the bags so I know exactly how many to expect. Sure enough my bags had 90, 90 , 90, 110. Nice even numbers. But wait, Their count was 60, 85,84 75? There's that missing bag again(almost) because that leaves 76 cans unaccounted for. If they do this to every customer @ $7 - $10 a pop and lets say a modest ~15 customers per hour, someone is getting over $800 in a days work of ripping all of us off. That's pretty good money (again, 15 xr an hour is modest, that place is always busy). Well, maybe instead of college, I should have invested in bottle drop and hired me a couple of those quick moving punders they got back there. Then I wouldn't have these student loans to pay off, but a solid daily cash flow coming in, 'off the books' and I wouldn't have to do any math or reading or be respectful, & especially wouldn't have to know how to count. Just make a guess, flip a coin or something, and go with it. The upstanding citizens, down there at the bottle drops, are doing it now, and they have been for some time, they are ripping you off too, I guarantee it. If you don't care, that's just what they are hoping for. P.S.:: Those of you scared of the homeless folks down there??? Funny but sorry. Wake up and have a look around, your criminals are running businesses just like this, driving nice cars, clean cut and looking all put together.., the ones charging ridiculous rates on rentals, hiking up gas prices for no reason, smashing up peoples cars because they parked on a public street in front of their business just a little too long, (Ceramic Tile Supply, Eugene, OR) and yes, they look just like you and me. There are plenty of psycho's, right there, right within your own little footprint, you walk buy them, and you say hello every day. Trust me. The homeless are not the biggest problem in this city, they are just a scape goat for everyone to look down on. To pass pre-dispositioned, judgement based on pure fabricated nonsense at, just for people to make themselves feel relevant, and overall, better about their own worth. Bottle drop, you owe me money.

I forgot it was garbage day. I heard the truck outside next door. I ran out of the house. The…read moredriver seen me. He waited just enough for me to grab the container and to the curb. Thankyou for waiting instead of passing by. I hope you get recognition for your job performance it is Thursday the route is on M St in Springfield.

Too many missed pick ups throughout the years. We'd email and instead of picking it up the next day…read morethey would say leave extra bags out next week. Where am I going to put these bags? In my house? Outside where they can be ripped up and thrown all over the street for me to clean up? They didn't seem to care either. So surprised how businesses can just neglect customers until they leave. Terrible practices. Moved to Apex and very happy I did. Can't wait for my hollow response from the business. Doesn't mean anything. Actions.

Very helpful good scrap prices, always appreciate knowledgeable help and friendly good People not…read moretoo picky about what they accept.I surely would recommend these guys to any and everyone I know. I do suggest for maximum payout that you clean up your Scrap at Home first.

I sell metal there every few months. Be sure to separate ferrous from other types. Top dollar for…read morecopper so it's worth taking engines out of broken appliances.