1 edit | Salvage I wonder what the salvage value of these devices are? If they have over the amount to remove them, I will do it.
EDIT: Just looked on ebay and these SkyExtender's are selling for $1500/each.
600 x $1000 = $600,000 salvage!!!
Where can I contact these guys to remove them? |
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KearnstdElf WizardPremium
join:2002-01-22
Mullica Hill, NJ | i know what id be doing late at night if i had a bucket truck... Salvage Rights!!!
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EPS
join:2008-02-13
Hingham, MA | reply to laserjobs
If they could get $600,000 for salvage, then the city would make money by paying just $60,000 to remove them, wouldn't they? |
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Yeah, no shit i will fly over there and take them down for free... Give me a call portland!!  |
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 sapoCruising Down Memory LanePremium
join:2002-09-16
Sacramento, CA
kudos:1 | reply to EPS
Typical Government job, probably will sell it to someone for really cheap and they make lots of money off it as usual. I see it all the time. |
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 bear73Metnav... Fly The Unfriendly SkiesPremium
join:2001-06-09
Grand Forks Afb, ND | reply to EPS
said by EPS:If they could get $600,000 for salvage, then the city would make money by paying just $60,000 to remove them, wouldn't they? no, they won't. because they can't sell them for a profit in most cases.
perfect example of this: military computer upgrades. Every time US military upgrades their tech, they have to send it to DRMO. and DRMO will "sell" the old computers, printers, monitors to : first, other DOD services, second, other government agencies, third, public education, fourth, auctioned off by the pallett-full.
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| Thats the military. Doesnt mean cities work the same way. Many cities actually sell their surplus through an auction they set up themselves. |
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