Ecoatm
Recycling Center in Flowood, Mississippi
About This Location
This ecoATM is a self-service kiosk inside the Walmart Supercenter at 5341 MS-25 (Highway 25) in Flowood, Mississippi, located in the home entrance vestibule. The machine evaluates used phones, tablets and MP3 players on the spot and pays instant cash, following store hours rather than a separate schedule. It is a device buyback kiosk, not a household recycling drop-off, and you must bring a valid state-issued ID.
What ecoATM Accepts
Related recycling guides: Electronics
What they do not accept
ecoATM only takes phones, tablets and MP3 players for buyback. It is not a drop-off for curbside recyclables such as plastics, glass, paper or cans, or for other electronics, appliances or household items.
Access & restrictions
Open to the public · ID or proof of residency required · Walk-in (no appointment) · Self-service buyback kiosk; a valid state-issued ID is required and the kiosk follows the host Walmart store hours
Programs & events
- Instant device buyback — Lock in a price online or in the app, then the kiosk inspects the device and pays instant cash; online offers are valid for 7 days pending evaluation
Materials, fees and hours can change — call ahead to confirm before your visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
What can I sell at the ecoATM in Flowood?
The kiosk buys used cell phones, smartphones, tablets and MP3 players, including Apple, Samsung and other Android devices, in a range of conditions. It makes a cash offer after inspecting your device.
Do I need an ID to use ecoATM?
Yes. You must bring a valid state-issued ID, which the kiosk scans and validates before completing the transaction and paying you.
Where is the ecoATM located inside the store?
The kiosk is inside the Walmart Supercenter at 5341 Highway 25 in Flowood, in the home entrance vestibule, and it follows Walmart's store hours.
Can I recycle household items or other electronics at ecoATM?
No. ecoATM only takes phones, tablets and MP3 players for buyback. For other electronics or household recycling, use a local electronics recycler or the Rankin County solid-waste program.
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