The real deal

**Copper Head** · 08-10-2012, 12:53 PM

So sadly - saving each and every - CPU - Board - MEM - for the future along with many other types of items that could become regulated & unsellable or reduced in selling price by 50 % to 75 % - - might be best to sell now !! as later might never come for all non environmental friendly scrap. I see no reason to tell of the types of non environmental friendly scrap. BUT the clock is ticking

**mikeinreco** · 08-11-2012, 03:00 PM

Originally Posted by Copper Head

So sadly - saving each and every - CPU - Board - MEM - for the future along with many other types of items that could become regulated & unsellable or reduced in selling price by 50 % to 75 % - - might be best to sell now !! as later might never come for all non environmental friendly scrap. I see no reason to tell of the types of non environmental friendly scrap. BUT the clock is ticking

I totally agree...I sell it as fast as I can get it.........Not sure if it's a good idea but I am trying to hoard $100 dollar bills........Not sure if its a sure bet but they still seem to have value around here

**unknownk** · 08-11-2012, 03:04 PM

Originally Posted by mikeinreco

I totally agree...I sell it as fast as I can get it.........Not sure if it's a good idea but I am trying to hoard $100 dollar bills........Not sure if its a sure bet but they still seem to have value around here

Most money is just a digital note inside of a computer, the cash that floats around is a small minute amount of the cash wealth in the world. As long as the governments control the people paper money will be the only thing used for transactions, most of which are done digitally anyway using a debit or credit card. The people who control the markets don't like inflation (it makes their holdings worth less), so while prices of food and fuel have gone up over the years, they don't go up fast enough to freak people out.