Joe Tells You How To Make Extra On Copper Wire

Posted: November 4, 2015

This weekend is another Saturday Special! This week’s special is INSULATED WIRE.

Bring in your cat-5 cat-6 cords off household items extension cords low voltage wire and get an extra $0.10/lb. on Saturday only.  Please make sure you bring your coupons you can either print them out from our website or email newsletter or you can come down to the shop and pick one up. Part of the proceeds will be donated to St. Jude.

Quick tip for you guys, make sure you cut off heavy adapter and heavy plugs off of your wires! The heavy adapters are bought as a totally separate category that is way lower than an insulated wire.  If heavy adapters are still attached to the wire the wire will be downgraded and not eligible for the extra 10 cents.

Make sure you check out the YouTube page to see what kind of wire I’m describing here so you can have it properly separated and ready to go when you arrive.

Happy Scrapping!

~ Joe ~

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