Scrapping in NC

He's just starting out. TV are more then fine to start with.



Do a search here on tv's. Plenty of posts on how to get the most out of them. You problem will be in disposal. Do it right or don't do it, all I got to say on TVs.

We all have to start somewhere, an the lower end electronics are a fine place. Not much money in it, but you'll get some learning, an hands on experience. Combine that with researching here an reading threads, an you can do just fine. Plenty of folks come here an never go beyond being a part time scrapper, or a hobbyist. An there ain't a thing wrong with that.

Perhaps sharing your Location in NC would help, quite a few of us here.

Get out there an rip that **** up an get some learning.

Get money! /insert bad singing here

Sirscrapalot - Keeper of the traveling cooler.

Originally Posted by Sirscrapalot

He's just starting out. TV are more then fine to start with.

Do a search here on tv's. Plenty of posts on how to get the most out of them. You problem will be in disposal. Do it right or don't do it, all I got to say on TVs.

We all have to start somewhere, an the lower end electronics are a fine place. Not much money in it, but you'll get some learning, an hands on experience. Combine that with researching here an reading threads, an you can do just fine. Plenty of folks come here an never go beyond being a part time scrapper, or a hobbyist. An there ain't a thing wrong with that.

Perhaps sharing your Location in NC would help, quite a few of us here.

Get out there an rip that **** up an get some learning.

Get money! /insert bad singing here

Sirscrapalot - Keeper of the traveling cooler.

I agree about the TV's. There's nothing wrong with scrapping them if you have a legal way to get rid of the tubes. I use to scrap monitors but goodwill and best buy quit taking them so if I get any I give them to my neighbor. He also gets my printers after I remove the good board and any memory that might be in them.