the gold pin connector that the ribbon cable goes into on the back of floppy drives, needs to be clean cut from the board with no board showing around it, will pay $4 pound for them, typically sellers pay $2 pound for gold connectors so im offering double on thoseQuote:
Originally Posted by phildogg
How much do you pay for keyboard mylars?
thanks Gotcha.Quote:
Originally Posted by jghilinothe gold pin connector that the ribbon cable goes into on the back of floppy drives, needs to be clean cut from the board with no board showing around it, will pay $4 pound for them, typically sellers pay $2 pound for gold connectors so im offering double on thoseQuote:
Originally Posted by phildogg
I just sent a handful of sat. cards to jghilino and as soon as he received them I had the money in my Paypal account. Couldn't ask for more than that.
Will use him again,,
15 cents per full size keyboard sheet, i think theres 2 sheets in a keyboard if i remember correctlyQuote:
Originally Posted by MattInTheHat
yeah there's usually 2 mylars with silver but if it makes no difference to you then i'd be sending you
one from each keyboard, the crappy one, would that be a problem or make no difference?
like this one I showed before, I keep the top ones and you get the bottom ones, all good?
http://i1049.photobucket.com/albums/.../eb1eb1011.jpg
works for me ben ill take all of them as long as there full size keyboard sheets at 15 cents each, maybe pay 40 cents each for the higher yield ones like the one on top
Wish I'd known that before I sealed this 'if-it-fits-it-ships' box! :pQuote:
Originally Posted by jghilino
i thought gold and silver mylar in the pricing / items i buy area had it covered, i added a line for keyboard silver mylar with pricesQuote:
Originally Posted by auminer
yeah you could slide in quite a few sheets in a little space, if your already sending in a package then yeah why not.Quote:
Originally Posted by auminer
great for the average scrapper as everyone comes across a keyboard here 'n there, if the're paying higher for the
high content mylars then it becomes another chase, another supprise element to basic e-waste scrapping, scoring an intense
silver mylar sheet, that means it's 55c potentially if you get one, and a nice sheet of steel, a wee board, screws and wire,
wow keyboards would start to add up pretty quick too.
It just goes to show that not reading will cost you! ;) I got a coupla-few pounds of ramsticks that would've squeezed in there, as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by jghilino
I am curious whether you'll still be in the market for xmas bulbs AFTER the holidays. Seems that's when the bulk will hit the shelves of CurbCo.
im interested in getting another 100 pounds of bulbs, all i ask is that they be sorted by type and be out of the socketsQuote:
Originally Posted by auminer
i am not taking access cards anymore, ebay shut me down on those
Whats an access card? You referring to satellite dish cards?Quote:
Originally Posted by jghilino
yea, dish network and directv access cards, they look like the combination of a credit card and a sim card
Without sounding nosey, why did they pull the plug on you?Quote:
Originally Posted by jghilino
people use them to steal satellite TV. They are also property of the satellite company not the viewer.
Eric
yea i think that was there reasoning behind that, oh well onto craigslist they go
Okay, weird question, but why buy Christmas bulbs for?Quote:
Originally Posted by jghilino
Also, once you hit this 100lb mark, is that going to be it, or just until next Christmas? I ask, because come next month, one Church I deal with, will have upwards of like 500lbs of lights.
I will take the bulbs if they are minis, i might also be interested if they are the older c7 or c9 screw in bulbs with brass basesQuote:
Originally Posted by GeorgeB