Hello everyone new to e scraping

Hello Conrad here, I own a computer repair store in jacksonville flordia. We just recently started e scraping the broken parts that we get daily through the store. Just wanted to stop in and introduce myself. I happened across the site after being hosed really bad on my first test run at a refiner. We sent 75 pounds of motherboards 2 pounds cpus 2.5 pounds ram 3.5 punds pci/pciexpress/agp card to them. Refiner was supposed to give me 82 percent of the amount of gold, silver, copper in the form of a check after the material was refined at the current spot price. I got a check for $70 dollars. Im not an experts but $70? Has anyone here been in this situation before? And what if anything can I do about it? sorry for the winded intro thank you everyone

This is the refiner I used: cashforelectronicscrapusa.com. Has anyone here used them before?

Their just like their crooked cousin, cashforgold. They like to stick their hands into your pockets!!!
And you do not get a kiss when their done,,,Your better off using one of our buyers here on the forum, you can see their prices up front and know what your gonna get for money.
Here you go,,,
http://www.scrapmetalforum.com/forum...rs-amp-Sellers

http://www.scrapmetalforum.com/showt...o-be-picked-up.

this mob is being spammed about it seems...

I used a forum member here and ended up donating it all (I think the right term is "got robbed". That past member was in the process of going out of business and I happened to get caught up in the rush. Involved was a pickup load of processed electronic scrap. Now days I just throw the stuff in a car body and it goes to the crusher. Too much work and bother for little pay.

On-farm gathering of machinery, vehicles, shop items etc. is my preference and today's prices make it fun. At age 73, I take along another kid (he's 74) and I tell people it's better to go out in pairs. That way there is someone to call the coroner if need be. :) I fell off a car body that was stuck in a tree last week while holding a lit acetylene torch. Burning hair smells like burning chicken feathers in case you didn't know. I was lucky.....just got a partial beard trimming and a rash on my neck.

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Originally Posted by Yunkman

I used a forum member here and ended up donating it all (I think the right term is "got robbed". That past member was in the process of going out of business and I happened to get caught up in the rush. Involved was a pickup load of processed electronic scrap. Now days I just throw the stuff in a car body and it goes to the crusher. Too much work and bother for little pay.

On-farm gathering of machinery, vehicles, shop items etc. is my preference and today's prices make it fun. At age 73, I take along another kid (he's 74) and I tell people it's better to go out in pairs. That way there is someone to call the coroner if need be. :) I fell off a car body that was stuck in a tree last week while holding a lit acetylene torch. Burning hair smells like burning chicken feathers in case you didn't know. I was lucky.....just got a partial beard trimming and a rash on my neck.

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Well, in the "in case you didn't know" file, NEVER! EVER! NEVER! Throw a snakeskin on a fire. Did that camping out one time on Aquaduct and the stench was huge!

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Originally Posted by Torker Man

this mob is being spammed about it seems...

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What do you mean? Can you explain me, please? :-o

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