Is there any place you can send used paper to be recycled?  For
example at http://www.recycle4cash.com/ you can send them inkjet
cartridges to be recycled.

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Request for Question Clarification by pinkfreud-ga on 04 Mar 2003 20:36 PST

Many cities have public bins where used paper can be brought for
recycling. Or are you wanting to mail the used paper somewhere?

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Request for Question Clarification by easterangel-ga on 05 Mar 2003 01:40 PST

Hi! Do you want those recycling origrams wherein you could be paid for
the paper or free ones will do as well?

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Clarification of Question by mezpro2020-ga on 05 Mar 2003 12:54 PST

I would want to mail the paper somewhere and it is fine if I don't
recieve any money.

I made a quick phone call to the Anchorage Recycling Center. They will
gladly receive your office and mixed waste paper:
-computer paper:
-white office paper 
-color office paper 
-non-corrugated cardboard (cereal boxes) 
-ream wrappers 
-manila folders 

Anchorage Recycling Center
6161 Rosewood Street 
Anchorage, AK 99518 

http://www.anchoragerecycling.com/

Your satisfaction is important to me. If I have failed to adequately
answer your question, please request a clarification. I will happily
work to meet your expectations.

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Clarification of Answer by maxhodges-ga on 05 Mar 2003 20:43 PST

Please tell me where in fact you live. I'll attempt to find a closer
location, but you didn't indicate your location? East Coast, Mid-West,
Hawaii?

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Clarification of Answer by maxhodges-ga on 05 Mar 2003 20:45 PST

Please tell me where in fact you live. I'll attempt to find a closer
location, but you didn't indicate your location? Honestly, I want you
to be satisified, so please let me know how I can refine my answer to
met your expectations.

Thank you, maxhodges-ga

Good answer, except most people in the US live in the continental US,
and would not want to send paper all the way to Alaska.

My guess is that the postage costs would be more than what the paper is worth.

Paper for recycling is worth very little.  In the UK, a few years ago,
it was about £12 (~$18) a ton.  Unless you have a lot, and someone
nearby can collect it from you, it ain't worth it.  (And in the UK at
least, the price has dropped because more people are recycling.)

jeremymiles-ga

Thank you for the information jeremymiles-ga, mezpro2020-ga clearly
stated that this is not an issue of compensation:

Clarification of Question by mezpro2020-ga on 05 Mar 2003 12:54 PST 
I would want to mail the paper somewhere and it is fine if I don't
recieve [sic] any money.