i have been looking for some feed back on some refiners i have a load ready to go but i want the pm not $$
has any one dealt with cj environmental ?
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i have been looking for some feed back on some refiners i have a load ready to go but i want the pm not $$
has any one dealt with cj environmental ?
Do Not Work with them!!! I ended up having to take them to court earlier this year to get my product back after they refused to follow through with a quote they gave me for close to 3,000 lbs of shredded hard drives. They go by multiple names (ie CashForGold, CashForSilver, CashForDiamonds) THEIR CON ARTISTS!!!
Check out their address on GoogleEarth...it's a house not a refinery... They've had multiple complaints with the BBB.
Please keep in mind it isnt us... we have no affiliation with them :)
No you don't...and I feel bad that the web address is so similar bc from I have been told over...and over...and over again is how great it is doing business with you..and I can say that you do have the best pricing around!
do to my website i was getting ads from them so i had to block them i wouldn't give them any chance to rip me off
god if it wasnt for this site i would have made a giant mistake I'm doing a lot more research that's for sureQuote:
Originally Posted by MisScrap
The best thing to do would be sell your e-scrap to a buyer on this forum or to a local buyer then take that money and some gold. You will come away with more gold in the long run.
its not about more gold or more money im just looking for honesty in pricingQuote:
Originally Posted by happyscraper
If it is profitable for a buyer to buy from us then for them to sell to a refiner then for the avg joe if you have the volume I think it would make a lot more sense to have material refined than to buy gold just imho. The gold we buy is usually sold at a % over spot so your not getting your gold for .,.../oz that gold is.. Think the buyer is buying from us based on a certain percentage of return, add that to the % of the gold over spot value and it has to be a higher rate of return than selling for less than the material is worth and paying a premium on gold.
To me as a metals investor I feel like I'm shooting myself in the foot selling material then buying silver/gold and I'm a huge DIY kind of guy but when it comes to refining I don't want to try.
im starting to feel the same way some refiners are out to lunchQuote:
Originally Posted by ScrapYaHerd
there not using soap n waterQuote:
Originally Posted by joshH
if they only did life would be greatQuote:
Originally Posted by chrisc
so all week i have been looking up refiners i found some that sound good but has any one on this form had an experience with them just making sure it not another cj environmental !!!!
abington reldan metals
cd&e
colt refining
tbs industries
sipi metals
im leaning towards sipi metals as they have provide the most information
If you have some weight, EDI up in Barrie should be worth looking into: Precious Metal Refining, Buying & Selling
Full disclosure: I am not affiliated with EDI in any way, have just heard good things about them.
i have heard both and good from ediQuote:
Originally Posted by ITBoneyard