Buying Computer Scrap,Laptops and LCD's - Page 3

Terry,



will you be able to deduct this from the payout?

Yes I will. Thanks for asking the question should have put that in the edit.

Originally Posted by ScrappinRed

THAT sounds too good to be true in my opinion. ^^^

Call him or email him, his personal contact info is in the top thread. He paid my freight and paid the posted prices. Pack stuff well, I did have a few screens get cracked, but I did a poor packing job as I was in a hurry.

As all the other reviews state, Terry is an honest buyer and does what he says he will do. Thanks again =)

The questions I asked are basic general questions that can be easily answered by the buyer.

Public forum with an open thread.

Too good to be true is freight paid for 40,000 pound truck loads, if so that's great and I'm game lol.

Come visit me, I'll give you a tour of our facility, I have more than enough scrap to keep everyone busy.

Originally Posted by ScrappinRed

THAT sounds too good to be true in my opinion. ^^^

Call him or email him, his personal contact info is in the top thread. He paid my freight and paid the posted prices. Pack stuff well, I did have a few screens get cracked, but I did a poor packing job as I was in a hurry.

As all the other reviews state, Terry is an honest buyer and does what he says he will do. Thanks again =)

Also, you should be able to answer one of my questions.
Did you get credit for the bad screens?
9 times out of 10 there will be mishaps. My current buyer pays $0.05 per pound on LCD screens with cracked screens.
Simple question.

Originally Posted by YesMan

Are these prices up to date?
Really good prices for screens seeing how the market for LCD just took a sour dump.
You offer freight prepaid and upfront?
Sounds too good to be true.
I have a full truck load sitting here of 17" and up LCD.
You would pay freight on that?
Also for the LCD that test bad , do I get credit for those at a lesser rate of course?

Also couldn't help but notice you mentioned you're " a broker more or less" , I don't want to sound out of line but I like to dot my I's and cross my T's.
If I'm sending a truck load I don't want any "mishaps' and if you're not physically handling my materials who would I contact if there is and how would you know?

Also I read over the rules due to the fact I'm looking to post a buyer thread and noticed this:
8 - Any advertisements acting as a 'broker' or 'affiliate' are not allowed.

I'd love to do business.

Yes Man

Let me say I am a very small fish in this big pond of ewaste. I am growing slowly and my reputation is far more important to me then a dollar bill. Also I dont know were new vegas is to see what my freight cost would be. As you say the LCD market as soured recently. As far as my prices being current they are as of this minute but I know my prices are going down however any shipments I have done this week or commited too I am honoring them. On LCD's that are cracked or doesnt pass the light test I do not pay for. I have paid freight on every shipment that members of this forum have given me the chance to serve them. As far as my buyers thread goes and me being a broker more or less the Admin can shut my thread down anytime. If there are mishaps you would talk to me and with that kind of volume I would have my buyer take a video of the load being unloaded and pictures of each gaylord. As said in another post my contact information is on firs post on the page and would love to talk to you and do business also. If LCD's are damaged in shipment I do not pay for them.

Can I please have an answer.
1. Do you pay freight for full truck load.
2. If my screens are damaged somehow in transit, do I get some sort of credit at all or nothing?

Thanks

Originally Posted by YesMan

Can I please have an answer.
1. Do you pay freight for full truck load.
2. If my screens are damaged somehow in transit, do I get some sort of credit at all or nothing?

Thanks

My short answer is yes I would pay freight for a full truck load if I feel I could handle that amount of volume.

If screens are damaged in transit I dont pay for those.

I'm located in Nevada. Thanks for the honest answer, I feel that if you can be honest in public, you can do honest business.
Thanks for answering my questions.
I will be in contact today very soon.

couple of good transactions.

First time actually shipping something, and Terry made it extrememly easy and as smooth as possible. Payment was prompt as well. Hope to do some more business with him in the future.

I shipped a good 900 lb pallet load and everything went very well. I'm pleased with the pricing and the service. Thanks, I'll be saving up more for next time.

Do not need ram thanks for pointing thiss out Wyatt I forgot to put in the rest of description

Adding my experience to the long list of Terry’s positive reviews.

Unlike other people’s experiences, mine was not smooth sailing, through no fault of Terry. There was a significant discrepancy in my two pallet shipment when it reached the end user. After a bit of back and forth between all parties, Terry was able to resolve the matter and completed the transaction as forecast. I received his payment check a couple days ago.

In my opinion, a true indicator of a company’s customer service only comes out when there is a problem. It’s easy to look good when everything is going according to plan. In this case, Terry showed me that he is running a first class operation, and has gained my trust.

I had to make a freight policy change regarding shipping from a residential address. Please see post on top of the page.