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    tcfootball started this thread.
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    Its funny you mention Alter, that is the company I am referring to in the original post. I wonder how bad their margin must be to offer $.75/lb for motherboards.


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    Quote Originally Posted by tcfootball View Post
    Its funny you mention Alter, that is the company I am referring to in the original post. I wonder how bad their margin must be to offer $.75/lb for motherboards.
    alter works on really small margins. they just got the same dismal settlement for low grade motherboards that i got. less than half the return of standard mb's.

    alter is a huge international company. they can and will turn down anything that does make their required margin. they move enough volume that they will still produce a profitable revenue.

    most are grading motherboards now. soon everyone will be. and some recyclers do not take them at all. i am currently at $1.75/lb for low grade mb's and will probably drop that again.

    the only way the price of these boards will go up is if gold goes up.

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