Ugh if I were just a LITTLE bit closer, it would be worth getting my EDL and hauling all those TVs over the borderOriginally Posted by SuperDave
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Ugh if I were just a LITTLE bit closer, it would be worth getting my EDL and hauling all those TVs over the border
"Don't try to be a great man, just be a man. Let history make its own judgments"
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jord I'm so jealous, I even bought a cheap jigsaw to make some of those tire swings that look like saddles.
"And if your train's on time, You can get to work by nine, and start your slaving job to get your pay. If you ever get annoyed, Look at me I'm self-employed
I love to work at nothing all day" -BTO
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Feel free to ship any TVs and or tires up any time
If I didn't have bad luck, I'd have no luck at all...
GC Metal Recycling & Recovery
Barrie, Ontario.
Metal Recycling Entrepreneur
has anyone state side hauled TVs up north? what's all needs to be done with customs?
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This is actually a great question...I hope someone can chime in
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Matty,
If you have room to set up a shop and store 44 pallets of electronics (tvs and monitors included), I can give you the name of a company in Buffalo. You have to act as a free electronic drop off site. They come pick up when you have a trailer load (44 pallets). They quoted me 4 cents a pound last fall, with a 1 year contract.
Metal Recycling Entrepreneur
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We have a buyer here already who will buy CRT's and the like in Toronto they will work out all customs and shipping to them they have there own broker. One of my customer has already sent a few loads to them and has had great results.
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Govern,
In the buyers section?? Are you talking full truck loads or LTL?
Thanks
Video game ninja
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It's insane to think you get paid the same for tires that my yard pays for insulated wire . It's really interesting to hear the group of older gents talk of days past . Where ya got .45 # for copper. And .04 # for shred . There is a few guys i know who are very friendly and always share stories or advise .
New Guy
Im getting .15 cents a lbs for TV's, monitors e-waste 9doesnt include computers I break them down for more) here wires cut or not. in Whitby Ontario.
Video game ninja
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Sent you a pm , see I am a nice guy ! Hope he provides you with what you want .
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Nevermind .04 cents for shred. I know a guy that started to haul in the late 50's. He had his own scrapyard. He was getting $20 a ton and driving 100 miles to drop off.
Metal Recycling Entrepreneur
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im only 34 years old and when i started junking,,,shred was .85 cents per hundred, cars were 1.35, short iron was 2.25... copper stayed between 60 to 80 cents per pound ....i remember cars jumped to 5.00 per hundred and i thought i was going to be rich.....
there was very little competition back then....when the prices rose it created a bunch of new scrappers .....not to mention that lots of folks think there scrap is worth way more than it is now..
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I am in Oshawa and would be curious to know where you take them for .15/#
yard closest to me is paying .12/# tv's and monitors and they don't say that they have to be complete
Experienced Scrapper
I wish I was getting $0.15/lb. Here in Norcal I am getting $0.05/lb. Can be stripped of components and does not matter what the bezel/frame is made of. Only requirement is that the tube be intact.
Last edited by aureusveritas; 06-16-2014 at 03:11 AM.
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Amazing...they pay for them in Canada an in Cali, but everywhere else in the US people want you pay them to take'm.
Gorven I'll be touch once I gather a crap load of tvs, to let you ship up north for me.
Sirscrapalot - I must say I find television very educational. The minute somebody turns it on, I go to the library and read a good book. - Groucho Marx
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