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Barren Realms 007 said:
Front page looks fine. But when you click on the other link's grings up an error saying page not found comes up.

Links are not active yet, this is just to test how the page displays in different browsers
 
hi joem. the sheriff allways wears is badge over his heart. if you can accept monitors and all the other low grade stuff. it will get you more business.
 
wrecker45 said:
hi joem. the sheriff allways wears is badge over his heart. if you can accept monitors and all the other low grade stuff. it will get you more business.

The image is flipped from my door ads but It is fixed now lol

I can't break monitors down due to lead and phosphorous powder hazards. I did get an offer if I can get 500 lbs of monitor at a time but the payment was a total of $30 ( does not even cover gas for 2 days) and they take up a great deal of my garage space.

I'm am now using the money from this to rent a warehouse for dissmantling ( a future plan)
 
Here is my next idea.
The horse race track here has weekend flea markets. So I am planning on setting up an outdoor drop off booth for unwanted computers every second weekend. It only costs $21 for each weekend with no long term contracts (so weather is not a problem). I will advertise on the numerous free classified sites we have here in the city to drum up poeple who need a place to drop off.
Future Plan ; I am also looking into becoming an Ontario Electronic stewardship collector - which means I can buy old computers from my work place ( a college) and other software and hardware businesses here for pennies on the pound.
 
When someone asks you to pick up some scrap, never say no.
I was told most of these come from the 30's and 40's
enjoy
 

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joem said:
When someone asks you to pick up some scrap, never say no.
I was told most of these come from the 30's and 40's
enjoy
Joem
Were all of those tools in the wooden chest?
If so, that is a craftsman's personal collection that he hauled or shipped everywhere he went during his working life. Some tools were likely handed down, passed on, picked up cheap & repaired (when he first started his career & money was tighter). He added a new tool every now & then, even some newer stuff towards the end of his working life, just because he wanted one or could afford it now. A lot of someone's history there. That's quite a treasure.
 
dtectr said:
joem said:
When someone asks you to pick up some scrap, never say no.
I was told most of these come from the 30's and 40's
enjoy
Joem
Were all of those tools in the wooden chest?
If so, that is a craftsman's personal collection that he hauled or shipped everywhere he went during his working life. Some tools were likely handed down, passed on, picked up cheap & repaired (when he first started his career & money was tighter). He added a new tool every now & then, even some newer stuff towards the end of his working life, just because he wanted one or could afford it now. A lot of someone's history there. That's quite a treasure.

Yes the wooden chest came with it all. The people who gave it to me were retiring and moving out west, the man ( I do not remember his name) said it was his grand fathers and they did not want to ship it. I can barely lift it so I guess shipping would be expensive. Some of the tools have date stamps as early as 1929 and there are even some machined square head nails.
 
Colin Fletcher 1922-2007

In 1981 he published The Man From the Cave, which tells how, after finding a trunk and a few belongings abandoned by someone in a desert cave in Nevada, he spent years piecing together the life story of "Trunkman". As he pieced together the mystery of the man's life, Fletcher saw in it a discovery and reflection of himself, "We both valued solitude and silence and square, smoothed-off granite boulders."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colin_Fletcher#cite_note-nyt-0
 
Persistance pays off. I have an appointment on Monday with 1-800-got-junk (Ottawa) to buy all the scrap boards and cards for 25 cents each.
I Just keep on posting the ads I use on this thread.
 
joem said:
Persistance pays off. I have an appointment on Monday with 1-800-got-junk (Ottawa) to buy all the scrap boards and cards for 25 cents each.
I Just keep on posting the ads I use on this thread.

Update; Got Junk has agreed to drop off computer towers at my house as long as I have a bin for drop off. I will log each item recovered and pay them 25 cents each board. I also get to use their bin at the office to drop off left over parts from printers, monitors, and such.
Also a computer store and repair center outside of town has also agreed to keep parts for 25 cents each board. Keep on working.
 
My Site is now live

http://www.junkescrap.com

what do you think?
Do you want a copy with your information in it?
edit: oh did I forget to mention I'll do this for members for free
 
Congrats;;

Good job there,, but you need to move the sherriff over a little so people can read all of the words..

with


the dark clothing some blend in to good. on the FAQ part


paul
 

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