Financial Post
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Jul 15, 2026
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PayMore Encourages Families to Check Their Junk Drawers Before Buying New Tech This Back-to-School Season
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Trading in unused electronics can help offset back-to-school technology costs while making reliable, affordable devices more accessible to other families. MASSAPEQUA, N.Y. — Back-to-school shopping has evolved far beyond notebooks and backpacks. For many families, laptops, tablets, smartphones, calculators, headphones, and other technology have become essential classroom tools, making back-to-school one of the biggest technology […]
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