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  1. 03-31-2013, 03:59 PM #21
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    ewasted said "We are above .15 per lb on the low grade"



    ryanw replied "Put a satellite warehouse in CA please"

    Yeah, that WOULD be awesome! How about it Mario?
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    i started one of my contracts the same way .what i did was to to convience them to do basic sepation simply by color.that way you know that your at least getting midgrade
    what they do is seperate green and colored boards into one box and brown and silver into another.and i buy the green box at 1.25 a lb.either way i make profit considering i get 2.00 lb for mid grade
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