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  1. 03-10-2014, 12:21 PM #1
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    china boards only saw .20/lb increase while P4 boards took a .40/lb hit

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    Quote Originally Posted by mikeinreco View Post
    china boards only saw .20/lb increase while P4 boards took a .40/lb hit
    But prices are still better than Bd sort!

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  5. 03-12-2014, 11:41 PM #3
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    Quote Originally Posted by hobo finds View Post
    But prices are still better than Bd sort!
    Nope. I'm an Ewasted guy myself, but facts are facts. It's the first time I can remember them having more line items higher rather than lower. Not enough to sway me though.

    Mario, why the significant whack to trimmed cards? They had been consistent with MB & CD/DVD board pricing. I liked the convenience of boxing all my DVD & trimmed cards together. Assume you'd like them separated going forward?
  6. 03-13-2014, 04:33 AM #4
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    They weren't really whacked. They are worth less... hence the bump to CD/DVD boards. We made a blend before and that has ended due to considerably less old boards to mix in. Now we have to separate by socket type.

    If you pack a box with both materials, keep all of one type towards the bottom and the remaining material on top.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pcbhawk View Post
    Nope. I'm an Ewasted guy myself, but facts are facts. It's the first time I can remember them having more line items higher rather than lower. Not enough to sway me though.

    Mario, why the significant whack to trimmed cards? They had been consistent with MB & CD/DVD board pricing. I liked the convenience of boxing all my DVD & trimmed cards together. Assume you'd like them separated going forward?
    Uh when I posted this prices were better, Bd. Sort changed prices since then...
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