| Want to fix this problem? Start going after the metal dealers that take this stuff in.
Make them take ID and photos of everyone bringing in this stuff. Also, if they knowingly violate the new rules, shut them down.
Like a pawn shop that takes in stolen equipment, scrap yards that take in illegal materials are part of the problem. |
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| Start going after the metal dealers that take this stuff in.
Make them take ID and photos of everyone bringing in this stuff. Also, if they knowingly violate the new rules, shut them down.
Like a pawn shop that takes in stolen equipment, scrap yards that take in illegal materials are part of the problem.
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here again NOW (for last year or so,when somone brings in load of coper,metal dealers make then the person sign a paper & add a finger print to it. |
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| said by racer6019:here again NOW (for last year or so,when somone brings in load of coper,metal dealers make then the person sign a paper & add a finger print to it. Big deal. Criminals already stole the wire and you expect them to tell the truth when signing a meaningless document? 
In addition to their fingerprint, take their photo too. |
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 Gary A
join:2008-03-02
Odessa, FL
 ·Verizon FiOS
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said by moonpuppy:Start going after the metal dealers that take this stuff in. Make them take ID and photos of everyone bringing in this stuff. Also, if they knowingly violate the new rules, shut them down. Like a pawn shop that takes in stolen equipment, scrap yards that take in illegal materials are part of the problem. The one and only time I brought in a bunch of copper to a scrap dealer, he took my drivers license (with photo) and made a copy of it. He said the state of Florida requires him to do so. But, who compares the license info later on, from all scrap dealers to see if maybe I'm bringing lots of copper to a dozen different scrap yards? |
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My thought exactly. |
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