NEW NEW yORK E SCRAP LAW !

**mthomasdev** · 12-31-2014, 06:34 PM

Originally Posted by logansryche

I guess I'm happy NY doesn't do that because their working so hard to be green, yet copying almost every law in the book California has. One can still bring in out of state cans or bottles here and there's no limit.

Logan,

Should really research that. There are hefty fines for being caught doing that. In addition, if you bring back more than $125.00 at one time, they have to take your information and license plate and you need to sign something. I live close enough to the new York line and we don't have a return on water bottles. I've looked in to the legality of this.

**logansryche** · 12-31-2014, 06:39 PM

If that's true, everyone in Syracuse needs to be arrested - the law's lax on alot of things but strict on other things here. Onondaga County must be a void or something.

Originally Posted by olddude

I,'m sorry I haden't read your post and did not intend to step on yours,( for that I apologize) when I made mine o,r I simply would have added to yours. I got my info from yahoo today during a research period, not the best or most reliable place. It was only meant to be a heads up not a detailed posting. I'm sorry but I do get offended when my name and misinformation are used in the same sentence. like any one else I do make mistakes and will admit them and try to correct them.

It's fine, really - I admit the first time I posted that I was linked to it from a site and then kinda confirmed it when scrap monster posted about it. CRT handling in the states is getting out of hand fast and it's up to us as scrappers to help the world fix itself.

**bigburtchino** · 12-31-2014, 08:02 PM

I have a goal of becoming a E-scrap collector, that is depending on cost, local zoning and who knows how many "hoops and loops" I'll need to hurdle. It is a goal and a step in A DESIRABLE, CORRECT AND PURPOSEFUL DIRECTION.

Olddude I for one see no harm done, as always you brought out a civilized conversation, thus "no foul". IMO!