glauco
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- Joined
- Jul 5, 2014
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Hey folks! How you doing?
I'm looking all around for auctions and persons who wants to free some space and I'm having some success. I'm always based on your past posts to pay correct prices for what I found and I never go too far on auctions. Right now I'm talking to an institute here in Brazil to test the extraction using a Knelson Concentrator KC-MD3. If it goes fine, I can finantiate it through government bank (around $3k), pay in four years and with no interest.
What I realized here is that in Brazil is very easy to find out public repartitions and companies selling out their old equipment in lots of thousands. For sure you need some time to check all of them and also to visit them sometimes, but you may find very good prices.
What else I realized is that the guys who buys electronic scrap this way here in Brazil don't do the mining by themselves like you do: they pass forward to big companies who do most part off-shore. These guys have no idea on how easy is to recover gold from those parts, and they got surprise when I told them I'm collecting to myself.
I would like to know from you guys if this is the same reality you have in your countries and how much would you pay above your common prices for processors and boards if you got good quantities from scrappers who already does the dismantling and separation of materials.
Very Tks!
I'm looking all around for auctions and persons who wants to free some space and I'm having some success. I'm always based on your past posts to pay correct prices for what I found and I never go too far on auctions. Right now I'm talking to an institute here in Brazil to test the extraction using a Knelson Concentrator KC-MD3. If it goes fine, I can finantiate it through government bank (around $3k), pay in four years and with no interest.
What I realized here is that in Brazil is very easy to find out public repartitions and companies selling out their old equipment in lots of thousands. For sure you need some time to check all of them and also to visit them sometimes, but you may find very good prices.
What else I realized is that the guys who buys electronic scrap this way here in Brazil don't do the mining by themselves like you do: they pass forward to big companies who do most part off-shore. These guys have no idea on how easy is to recover gold from those parts, and they got surprise when I told them I'm collecting to myself.
I would like to know from you guys if this is the same reality you have in your countries and how much would you pay above your common prices for processors and boards if you got good quantities from scrappers who already does the dismantling and separation of materials.
Very Tks!