There are reverse-vending-machines in New York State that operate like this. I'm thinking more like consumer electronics. If the product was damaged beyond re

There are reverse-vending-machines in New York State that operate like this. I'm thinking more like consumer electronics. If the product was damaged beyond recognition, obviously that's not the manufacturer's fault, and the person bringing the item to the landfill should pay the fine in that case. As for efficient transportation, perhaps special garbage trucks that pick up consumer electronics could scan the item at the curb before weighing/crushing it and carting it to the landfill?