The resources Best buy dedicates to help consumers recycle their old electronic devises is well worth it. It is a good investment for best buy. It is an investment that will pay off in the long. People who may have never shopped at a Best buy, will experience it on a positive note in they use the recycling program. This will draw in new customers and please the customers who are regulars at its various stores. The recycling programs will also help with name recognition. People will be attracted to the store for its recycling program and will stay for the products it sells. Just knowing that a company is being environmentally friendly will bring hoards of new customers and increase profits, which will overwhelm the price of creating the recycling program. Best buy splits the profits on anything being recycled and has an economic impact on other businesses’, such as e-bay, as well. The recycling program will result in more profit and promotion than the company could ever imagine. The recycling program in 2009 that has since collected nearly half-a-billion pounds of consumer electronics and e-waste and is available at all their stores for free. These items are then handed over to certified recyclers in the U.S. for proper recycling. The company's goal is to collect one billion pounds of recycling. Although best buy has been a model for sustainability, it has had its problems. Best Buy was one of several large companies named by Greenpeace in 2007 for purchasing raw materials or manufactured products derived thereof from logging companies that, in the opinion of Greenpeace, contribute to unethical deforestation of taiga in Canada. Since that time, however, the company