Scrap4Treasure Review

Have you heard the saying "there is money on trash" ?  When I was a kid I always heard it from the mouth of elders, and I always wonder how could they find some money from the trash.  One time I saw my grandmother giving some metal, bottle, plastic, newspaper to man pushing a big wood cart and in return the man gave my grandmother some cash. I ask my grandmother why the man gave her money in exchange of the empty bottle, plastic, metal and newspaper, she said, " I sold that trash to earn money". That answered the tricky question on mind when I was a kid. So, every time I hear someone was looking for empty bottle, newspaper etc. I bring out my few collection and turn it to some cash.

When I was a kid I just sell, newspaper, plastic containers, empty bottle but not metal because I don't know which metal is valuable and not.  Now, I know that gold, silver and platinum are valuable metal and their market price is higher. My question now is,  where I could find this metal?

Scrap4Treasure is a program that teaches the safest way where to find and recover valuable metals from the trash. The program tells where to look and what to find from the electronic scrap, automotive scrap, scrap jewelry and even tableware. 

You can find scrap from your neighbors, local advertising, recycling companies, paid finders, auctions, garage and flea market, junk yards and drive around.

The program teaches how to disassemble electronic part in a proper way, what you should look for and which part of the device has gold, metal or platinum inside.

The program also give valuable advice on how to turn your treasure stash into cash by dealing with the refinery.

Now that I have some knowledge about gold, silver and platinum. I can sell more items other than newspaper, empty bottles, plastic containers.

For me,  your trash is my treasure.

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