Try selling before scrapping

This is more for the newbies than anyone else.

Anytime you get scrap metal, ESPECIALLY appliances, always ask if there is anything wrong with them. A majority of the time, they will work and people just simply upgraded is all.

When you get appliances, one of the places to easily sell is using Craigslist.org. I would suggest going to their appliances for sale section. See what other appliances are selling for, and sell yours for less.

Almost all appliances go for $100 or more on my local CL appliances section.

I just got a washer and dryer that both work, put them on Craigslist for $60 for the pair firm, with a $20 delivery charge. In 3 hours, I had a lady interest. She works for a LARGE commercial realty trust in the area, so with any luck, I will land some business from her.



I know that immediate money might always seem better, but if you do get things that work, just give it a day or two, and you might be surprised!