How to Make Money in the Home Based Salvage and Recycling Business

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byMichael R. MeuserCopyright © 2015, All Rights Reserved(updated & revised September 7, 2015)Note 03/07/2018: All Purchasers Will Receive the New Updated, Expanded and Revised 2018 Edition For Free (estimated release date April 15, 2018)

Copyright © 2015, All Rights Reserved(updated & revised September 7, 2015)Note 03/07/2018: All Purchasers Will Receive the New Updated, Expanded and Revised 2018 Edition For Free (estimated release date April 15, 2018)

Note 03/07/2018: All Purchasers Will Receive the New Updated, Expanded and Revised 2018 Edition For Free (estimated release date April 15, 2018)

UPDATE – My intention here is NOT for you to purchase the ebook to “try it out.” It is a waste of my time and yours to do so. Please do not purchase the ebook unless you are certain that you want to be in the business. If you do commit to the business, then I will commit to you. Many many folks just like you were just starting out in the business and bought this ebook. The successful ones asked a lot of questions and I answered them.

Some want to stay small as I am now, some want to grow large. I’ve done both and you can too. The field is still very wide open and new opportunities appear all the time. Just stop by a local landfill sometime and see all the metal, reusable items, used lumber and building materials that people are paying to get rid of. There is a market and/or use for most of the stuff you see. You could be the one in your local area that gets this material before it is hauled off to the landfill.

Note too that this is my personal story over a period of 30+ years. I tell this story not to brag, but to inspire you, to show you how I started with nothing, learned how to find opportunities and made a good living. Again, this is my story, not a blueprint. In fact, there can’t be a blueprint – a one-size-fits-all plan because each of you is different, each locale presents different opportunities. From my story you can glean many ideas that will help you get started. Just one good idea is worth way more than the cost of the ebook.

Check out everything on this page, the table of contents, the testimonials (yes, they are real). There is enough information on this page for you to determine what I’m talking about and if this is or is not for you.

Do not buy the ebook unless you are ready to commit. And please, please read this entire page and the website and blog. I make my money doing the business of salvage and recycling. I’ve done the ebook to “give back” to help you along — it is not where I make my money. Give it some thought before you decide and once you decide … COMMIT! — THANK YOU! I LOOK FORWARD TO HEARING FROM YOU.

If you have any questions at all, please send me an email.

Make Money! Join the many individuals and families who are learning to prosper in the salvage and recycling business starting with little or no cash. Note that little or no cash does NOT mean little or no WORK – this opportunity will take some real honest to gosh hard work – nothing less. Are you ready? If so, read on.

So, if you are looking for:

Then this is not for you. All I can do is wish you good luck in finding something that fits.

Then stick with me and read on …

If you are tired of trying all the “get rich schemes on the Internet” and wish someone would show you a STABLE, reliable way to make money…

Then this manual and website were created just for you. Here’s the story…

What I am offering to you and will talk about in the eBook, is my experience at becoming an economic survivor (and more) over the last several decades in the salvage and recycling business. It is the distillation of my successes and failures that have kept me and my family going, and going well, while not having a job, and beginning with virtually no resources. It is a wonderful opportunity for those seeking a viable successful home-based business.

This information cannot be found online elsewhere or in any book, though bits and pieces of some of it may be found here and there. Indeed, I got my start by reading a now out of print booklet titled, “Surplus & Salvage.” This book provided the catalyst that I needed to learn more about the business and, ultimately, change my life. My hope is that my eBook becomes a catalyst for you and your successful endeavors.

How to Make Money in the Home Based Salvage and Recycling Business is about success and failure. They say that success is never giving up. In that regard, at least, I am a success. I made it and lost it more times than you may believe and I sometimes care to remember — it’s been a lot of very hard work. But for all the work there have been many successes. My book will help you because you can learn from my experience and change your own success to failure ratio, winning many more times than losing.

READ ALSO Social Selling Sumo

You have made a good start by coming to this website. It shows that you are concerned about your future and willing to take steps to improve it. I have included a few examples below that will “whet your appetite” for the future that can be yours.

Once you get into this, you’ll see what I mean. You’ll also see the tremendous amount of waste that our society generates. Through our efforts a little less goes into the landfills, a little less is mined, a few less trees are cut, a little less hazardous waste is generated, a little less pollution is created … use your imagination.

As I got into salvage and recycling I realized how much “material” of all sorts and descriptions was dumped, discarded, burned, buried … I realized the production, consumption and destruction of most everything I saw had a toxic chemical and energy aspect to it. The more I salvaged, recycled and reused, the less toxics and energy needed to be produced.

The point is that you can make this business suit your needs — full-time, part-time, stay small, grow, home based — you only work it as much as you want or need to. Make it fit with your interests, other income earning things you do or reinvent yourself as a recycling, salvage and reuse entrepreneur — the choice is yours.

The potential is there to make a near unlimited income if you work hard at it. The potential is also there to live a simple yet fulfilling life without working all that much. The choice is yours — like it ought to be, don’t you think?.

HI again, I hit the jackpot today. You just need to look around like you said. Possibilities are endless.

In between jobs I stopped at a local thrift store. This store sells donated items to benefit a local shelter. I asked the cashier what they do with their old/broken electronics. She said, “we were just discussing that this morning” and went to get her manager. The manager said sure I have a ton of stuff for you, can you come back later today? Of course I could!

We loaded the pickup with tons of old electronics. The best part – the manager said I could come every week and she would fill my truck up. Oh my word, I think I’m dreaming. Someone pinch me!!

Wow, it so totally pays to ask. You just never know what you will get. Last week I stopped in a storage facility and gave them my card. The man went to the back room and came out with a working Black and Decker drill. He just lost the cord. Sweet!

30+ years ago, around the time of the first housing boom in California, I found myself divorced, jobless, child support to pay, a non-homeowner and with a new family to support. Things were tough. My wife, kids, two cats and I ended up camping for several months before finding a small 2 room cabin to rent in the Sierra Nevada Foothills. But once there, things changed for the better. This is where I learned that asking questions and being a good listener really pays off. In short, we persevered and we were always able to make it — sometimes making it really big.

For instance, the Recycling and Salvage business provided the income to purchase two wonderful victorian apartment buildings and a home in Northern California. This all within two years from the time we began camping. Here are a few of my “deals” that got us from a tent to a victorian:

HI again, I’ve been working on a few things and had a progress report and some more questions, if you don’t mind. 😉

I’ve been reading online forums and such to learn how to get the best out of the scrap I get. I’ve come up with a few questions maybe you could answer?

Everyone says they leave their business card. That’s cool and I can make one up without a problem. I’m stuck on the wording. I’m thinking my name and Salvage/Recycling and contact info. Do you think that would be enough? They can always contact me for more correct? Should I put more like “free pickup” or something to get their attention?

Lots of people talk about putting up flyers. Do you find this works? Do you use several different flyers advertising different things?

I recently found a post about asking the local auto repair and parts places if I could put a plastic drum there for them to dump their old wires and parts into for me to pickup rather than them putting the stuff in the dumpster. Have you done anything like that? I’m thinking you’d need to label the drum with your business name or whatever but it wouldn’t hurt to ask right?

BTW I just scored dozens of used steel barrels from an auto repair place. Enough oil left in them to do changes for my cars and trucks for years to come. I’m using them for passive solar on side of my home and inside a greenhouse. This might be a free source of barrels for you to use for your clients. You would have to cut the tops off though.

I liked your post about the free wood. I live in an apt so that wouldn’t work for me but I know people who do burn so I’m going to look into that.

I really appreciate your information. I probably told you I am a website designer by trade. I’d be more than happy to make you a cool banner or header for your Blog for free to say thanks for your useful input. If you ever want to update it that is.

A favor. This email is a real inspiration to me. It’s great to find out I’m actually helping someone. Can I post this email on the blog? I’ll just use your initials, not your name. Let me know because I think it would help inspire others to get going.

Well I’m off to meet with a client so I’ll talk with you again later.

I’m from New Zealand, I find your stories of real life experiences of failures to successes, absolutely overwhelming, turning scrap into fortune, I would most certainly like to follow your footsteps.

You’re a legend,
Kind regardsL.C. New Zealand

First off thank you for passing on your knowledge of the recycling industry unto me. You’ve helped me think outside the box on many things. I just received the updated pdf. Thanks for the detailed update. I was praying for the day that I find a person such as yourself to act as a mentor, someone who is selling his experience and not just a product. The manual that I purchased is the wisest investment that I’ve made all year. I also have a few more questions if you don’t mind answering them…

OMG…that was the quickest response I’ve EVER had. Thank you so much, it makes more sense now… Terry D. Colorado, USA

Here’s the Table of Contents

Thank You and Introduction

1. Electronic, Computer and Telecommunications
    1.1. Visiting the sites
    1.2. Research
    1.3. Bootstrapping
        1.3.1. Bartering for equipment
        1.3.2. Outsourcing yard space and hauling
        1.3.3. Finding buyers and cash
    1.4. Salvage Work Begins
        1.4.1. Containers for scrap sorting and hauling
        1.4.2. Onsite work
        1.4.3. Loads arrive in yard
    1.5. Winding up the on-site work
    1.6. Working through material
        1.6.1. Marketing
        1.6.2. Precious metal – choosing a refiner
        1.6.3. Precious metal – refining yourself
        1.6.4. Remove gold from plated material
            1.6.4.1. Disclaimer and health
            1.6.4.2. Plated gold
            1.6.4.3. Gold plate removal system
            1.6.4.4. Equipment and Supplies
            1.6.4.5. Material
            1.6.4.6. Operation
            1.6.4.7. Safety equipment

The system for recovering gold from plated material in the eBook is for informational purposes only. It is a simplified version that I built using information from George Gajda’s book Gold Refining and correspondence with the author decades ago. Given the expense and time involved in setting up a proper lab, I would not do it over again.

I encourage you to do the same and send it to a refiner who is equipped to safely process the material. You should not do it yourself UNLESS you have a fully equipped and licensed laboratory with the proper equipment and safety apparatus to fully protect yourself, your family, your community and the environment AND you follow all state and federal environmental regulations. Better safe than sorry.

Look forward to an electronics and computer precious metal recovery update in the months to come. I’ve taken the time to document my recent activities in this area and will be updating the eBook with photos, sources, techniques and buyers that I deal with – the “good, bad and the ugly.” Once completed it will be sent to all purchasers of the eBook for free. There is no charge to you for this or other updates.

1.7. Conclusion
1.8. Update Re: Selling your electronic scrap material

2. Deconstruction
    2.1. Starting out
    2.2. Steel water tank and tower – bonus railroad rails
    2.3. Old commercial buildings
    2.4. Barns, farms and ranch structures and equipment

3. Industrial Salvage and Reuse
3.1. Commercial knitting machines
3.2. Valves

4. Scrap Metal, Salvage and Reuse
    4.1. Hauling scrap metal on percentage not for me
    4.2. Road grader and bulldozer
    4.3. ’47 GMC truck and a sprint car
    4.4. Winter storms bring recycling profits

5. Ranch and Farm Scrap
5.1. Aluminum irrigation pipe and sprinklers
5.2. Old farm implements and machinery

6. Thrift Store Treasures`

7. The Crown Jewel of Surplus and Salvage

8. Pawn Shop Profits. Why Sell for Pennies Instead of Dollars?

9. Alternative Energy Salvage and Reuse

10. Bootstrapping Examples

11. Miscellaneous Deals
    11.1. Used hardwood flooring
    11.2. Free vehicles
        11.2.1. Subaru powered VW Westfalia camper van
        11.2.2. Diesel powered Winnebago LeSharo RV
        11.2.3. Swapped a table saw for a 280Z sports car
    11.3. Woodworking equipment
        11.3.1. Wood lathe
        11.3.2. Shopsmith Mark V
    11.4. Desktop computers for free

12. Turn Over Your Material Quickly

13. Problems with Specialization

14. Learning More and Staying Connected

To your salvage and recycling success!

FREE STUFF! If you are not ready to commit to learning how to make money in the salvage and recycling business right now, please do take the time to check out all the free articles and resources linked from the menu at the top of this page and check out my homepage. Also, be sure to check out the Recycling Secrets blog. You can return to this page at any time by clicking on “How-to-Manual” at the top of any page. There’s no hurry and no obligation whatsoever – browse and make use of the free material at your leisure. When you’re ready to learn more about the salvage and recycling business, come back here. Thanks.

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