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Hi Everyone,
We are new here and want to let you know about our business in Central Florida.
The name of our company and address is:
Relectrocycle, LLC
5919 SE 68th St. Ste. 108
Ocala, FL 34472
We buy electronics components (mostly from computers) and Cell phones.
We travel from the East to the West Coast, from Live Oak in the North to Tampa in the Sounth and beyond depending on the amount and type of electronics scrap you have to sell.
You can also come visit us at our facility.
I am saving up stuff currently to send to jack. he has some of the best deals around and fair. I know others that have dealt with him, that is why I am getting ready to deal with him.
Thanks Parrothead!
Well i know where im sending my escrap now, ur a bit of a drive but i like good deals.
Good to know..
To bad Jack is no longer around. I know this is 10 years old but I just ran across it. I am in California and would ship, sometimes, two heavy boxes of cells every couple of weeks and he would pick up fed-ex. I have scrapped almost 42,500 cells and most went to Jack. I also bought SIM cards from him. Probably close to 175,000 which I resold on feeBay.Quote:
Originally Posted by parrothead
Hell I'll even add tho this zombie thread
Yesterday''s landfill score, 12,600 photographic slides, 1960's, 70's and 80's.
https://i.postimg.cc/XvSCKWRW/slides.jpg
I'll give this zombie thread some life.
Platinum score, 55 grams.
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cyberdan I'll show you mine, if you show me yours.
My wire stripper.
https://i.postimg.cc/jd2mkRr0/mill.jpg
Recently I have been watching youtube videos of old and very old films of people going about their lives in cities from the late 1800's forward. It strikes me just how slim and healthy the vast majority of these people were. So what are you going to do with all those slides, while away the winter evenings? 73, Mike
Gave them away to a young woman from Winnipeg she uses them for art projects, lamp shades.Quote:
Originally Posted by miked
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I thought I came across a lot of slides. Well over 1500 and most are in heavy duty plastic boxes.Quote:
Originally Posted by alloy2
I have already gone through only about 200-300
So far it is one family with two little girls in 1945-46 and I have watch one grow up in these slides.
If alive she will be in her middle 80s now. I am selling small sets on feeBay right now.
The first box I opened Nancy was on the beach topless but only about 5 or 6. Then the next box she is a young teen. I am selling some of these now. https://www.ebay.com/itm/134215372089 Already sold one set the noght I put them up.
It is always sad to see old memories / pictures / slides going to trash.
On the other hand, if you (or anyone else) stumble on transportation-related (trains, buses, trucks, planes...) slides, pictures or videos, I am a serious buyer.