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**LargeFilipino** · 09-27-2014, 10:44 AM

This is going to sound a little Romper Room but for scrappers like me that only do this occasionally,would we get into any kind of trouble if we post an ad like this and we are not an actual business? Just someone like many of us just ready to haul off your metal for free?

**admin** · 09-27-2014, 11:34 AM

Originally Posted by LargeFilipino

This is going to sound a little Romper Room but for scrappers like me that only do this occasionally,would we get into any kind of trouble if we post an ad like this and we are not an actual business? Just someone like many of us just ready to haul off your metal for free?

You are not impersonating a business by using professional grade graphics, you're just making yourself look good.

**harsas** · 09-27-2014, 08:06 PM

Originally Posted by LargeFilipino

This is going to sound a little Romper Room but for scrappers like me that only do this occasionally,would we get into any kind of trouble if we post an ad like this and we are not an actual business? Just someone like many of us just ready to haul off your metal for free?

Actually that depends on where you live. The state of FL aggressively prosecutes unlicensed activity and they regularly check places like Craigslist. That said, I don't think there is a license category for picking up scrap and selling it. Just don't get caught tearing something down at someone's home...