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Scrap value of old cooker
I recently bought a new oven from Argos which is to be delivered on the
weekend and I paid about £8 for them to take away and recycle our old cooker. Tonight I noticed a wanted ad on our local Freecycle website for an electric cooker. I replied and they are collecting it tomorrow - for free. It got me thinking. What is the 'weigh in' price at the scrappers for old cookers, which are very heavy and almost 100 per cent metal, and does this outweigh what Argos are charging me for recycling. If the 'weigh in' price is greater that the price I am paying to have the cooker recycled, then it would appear to be a nice little earner for Argos. It also got me wondering if the ad on Freecycle was from a person who genuinely needed an electric cooker or some pikeys collecting scrap metal. |
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