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Ewaste?? Was it the next big thing?

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    Interesting topic. I'm able to sit on ewaste because I don't need the income and selling the other componets supports my ewaste expenses. I have a long term goal for the small horde of ewaste that is several years into the future. Even with the long time line I feel very uncertain if this has any wisdom to it at all. Perhaps I should be selling my ewaste and learning how to hold onto money instead.



    As far as my future I will continue to process ewaste but since picking up a new accout my focus has changed. Mostly I am getting audio, video and lab equipment. Not as sexy and much more difficult ot dismantle than computers but the returns are quicker and I still get ewaste from the material I am now getting. Much of the lab equipment has enclosures made of Al and has SS and Brass componets. Also many include small ewaste boards, some even have large boards. I hope to see others contribute to this thread. Mike
    "Profit begins when you buy NOT when you sell." {quote passed down to me from a wise man}

    Now go beat the copper out of something, Miked

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