Heyyyyyooooo From Wisconsin!!

Howdy! I am a rather new (roughly 6 months experience) scrapper livin' the dream!! I would say I'm about 60% confident in my new career; but am undoubtedly grateful for this site and all of my fellow scrappers and their tips!
I am (obviously) from Wisconsin lol. I am 33 years young and have dedicated my life to this. So far, I have been relatively successful; however, being a woman, I tend to get ****ed around a lot when it comes to cashing in. 🤬 But thankfully I am intelligent enough to do my research and ask for help when necessary.
I joined this forum to learn and absorb as much knowledge as I can and where to sell... (rather than the crap on youtube lol) I look forward to getting to know yall along the way!
😁🔥*SCRAPPERS ROCK MY SOCKS*🔥😁

Wow much more exciting than the old men that usually frequent this forum :cool:

Welcome to the forum from Las Vegas! If you take the time to read the old threads you can get a post-doc level scrap education on this forum. Look forward to seeing you around the boards

Heyyyyyoooooo from south of Chicaaaagoooo LOL

Welcome

Too funny!!! Hahah ��❤ ����

Not terribly far from me haha! �� Is the weather just as terrible there?

Thank you kindly!!! Boy I bet Vegas scrapping is pretty fabulous!!

Thank you!! :-)

Welcome to the forum. Reading the old threads IS the best way to get ahead quickly. Please keep in mind that prices have changed a lot over the past several years.

In the beginning break down most of what you get so you can decide if its worth your time to do it in the future. 73, Mike

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Originally Posted by mrsmcswiggins

Thank you kindly!!! Boy I bet Vegas scrapping is pretty fabulous!!

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I mean....it's about what you'd expect except for less manufacturing process scrap and more LED scrap lol

Welcome from the coast of Maine !

It's been what the old timers called an "open winter " here so far. Late February and barely two inches of snow accumulation on the ground.

Much better than average working conditions for scrapping this year. Normally, everything is buried in three feet of snow or is solidly frozen into the ground. That all but shuts everything down till spring.

It's been a charmed life so far. :)

Welcome to the forum. Lots of good people around here that are very helpful with sharing information.