Glad you joined us George. It's always good to get the perspective from the other side of the scales. I hope you can find time to join us often and join in our discussions and I'm sure you'll be asked a lot of questions.
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Glad you joined us George. It's always good to get the perspective from the other side of the scales. I hope you can find time to join us often and join in our discussions and I'm sure you'll be asked a lot of questions.

You being on the other side of the scale as someone stated I have a question. When you have people drop off copper, batteries etc. who do you sell too? I am new to this world and want to understand who the yard sells too and what kind of profit.
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I can tell you the answer is probably going to be different from anyone that answers lol. For example, I asked at both yards I use and one sends overseas and one sends to the big city nearby and it stays ''in house'' as I like to call it. I much rather appreciate the one that stays here instead of us sending overseas to scrap out and then we buy it right back. I'm just trying to support the US as much as possible on all ends.
Dee, that might just be what that poster was asking about (the *where*), as myself, I was curious where stuff went but I never asked how much THEY made off stuff, lol. Kinda like not discussing paychecks with co-workers ya know?
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I run this from my home, so anything I get, I go and pick it up.
I do let people know where I take things, but the thing is, they just ask out of curiousity, because before me, they didn't know someone did this stuff.
That, and the fact that most are to lazy to do it themselves.
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