me and my wife are looking at a buisness that we could both do. dont like working for other people really and I want my own buisness. and this sounds like a great idea. SO We're doing it for sure. looking forward to trying this out
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me and my wife are looking at a buisness that we could both do. dont like working for other people really and I want my own buisness. and this sounds like a great idea. SO We're doing it for sure. looking forward to trying this out
Good luck.
Rural scrapper
Welcome and good luck, better put on your big boy pants if you want to full time in this industry
Alvord iron and salvage
3rd generation scrapper and dam proud of it
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yeah i know its harder to work for yourself lol. at least my house and my basic bills are already covered right now. my goal at first is to make at least a grand a month. then i would work on improving on it. but any extra income would be great lol. its an adventure either way. not my first small buisness and definately a little bit harder then my last.
You are lucky to have found so much free and valuable information. Its what I call a masters degree in scraping worth far more that most educations are for old guys like me. Mike.
"Profit begins when you buy NOT when you sell." {quote passed down to me from a wise man}
Now go beat the copper out of something, Miked
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Welcome from Indiana...
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Welcome to the forum. Take the time to read as much of this forum as you can. try to find an area of scrapping that intrest you and specialize in it. If you have any questions try using the search bar first and if you still havn't found what your looking for ask away. Again welcome.
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could you reccomend an area of scrapping thats good for a beginner?Originally Posted by happyscraper
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my experience it will find you after you start looking, you will find stuff in places you never imagined
First read up on Washington states non-ferrous laws. Do you have a pick-up and/or a trailer? How much room do you have to store stuff? There are so many avenues to persue in Spokane. I get trailer loads every time I'm up there, Always something different.
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I have a 15 passenger van that i can take the seats out. and i'm planning on getting a trailer for it. ufortunately where i live i do not have room to store stuff...so i'd probably have to process as soon as i get things.
Are you going to have to store any materials you get from parting things out in your van?
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