The line at the good scrapyard was long so I drove the extra 6 miles to avoid the wait. Huge mistake. Their scale is 5 pounds light or more probable is they just lie. They whisper in Spanish and then dump your metal into theirs and u don't realize what's happening until u get to the little window and they hit u with the numbers that just stun you. On this visit they stole $ 35 from me with their inaccurate weight and they said brass was dirty (it wasn't) and only paid 80 cents per lb. On it, which was less than half the actual value!. I always weigh my metal on a digitally calibrated scale before I bring it and just so happens that 2 different types of metal weighed individually were each 5 lbs. Short. Also misidentified stainless as aluminum. This place is a disaster it's the worst scrapping experience I've ever had in my life I wouldn't do business with them again if they were giving away diamonds.There is a reason why the lines are long at Scrapworks...they pay top dollar for properly identified and weighed metals. That isn't the way they do things here. Do yourself a favor and avoid this dump like a raging fire,because if you don't you will get burned!
I called to get pricing for the company I work for as we will be working in the area and will need scrap. I introduced myself and said what company I work for and I asked for the buyer as I always do when setting up jobs and the girl said they weren't there. I asked for a call back and she said no and hung up. I tried calling back and no one would answer. Very unprofessional. DO NOT USE THEM>>>>>
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