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    I'm one of those guys who sells on ebay and Etsy and Ruby et et et
    As of Oct of this year I had slide over the 100 grand in sales mark from on line sales.
    Yup there are scammers and crooks and there are these folks in real life everyday. I've lost a few but I don't let yesterday define my today and continue to grow.
    I joke that the secret to making money is buy low and sell high.
    I've done scrap my whole life and now have a pretty good set of contacts of other scrap guys who call me when they find something good. I had a friend swing by heading to the local scrap yard to drop off a bucket of old gears I was buying. Of course I had to peek on his truck and laying there was a pile of metal letters and a nother pile of old pressed tin. He left lighter and richer and smarter


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    Quote Originally Posted by HammerII View Post
    I'm one of those guys who sells on ebay and Etsy and Ruby et et et
    As of Oct of this year I had slide over the 100 grand in sales mark from on line sales.
    Yup there are scammers and crooks and there are these folks in real life everyday. I've lost a few but I don't let yesterday define my today and continue to grow.
    I joke that the secret to making money is buy low and sell high.
    I've done scrap my whole life and now have a pretty good set of contacts of other scrap guys who call me when they find something good. I had a friend swing by heading to the local scrap yard to drop off a bucket of old gears I was buying. Of course I had to peek on his truck and laying there was a pile of metal letters and a nother pile of old pressed tin. He left lighter and richer and smarter
    Is this what your calling pressed tin.


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    It was wasn't the old ceiling tin. More the old barn roof tin.
    I sell quite a bit of the old barn tin

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