Scrap refining

[WDAman]

FYI: just used Bonner metals again. Big mistake. By my figures they gave me back approximately 1/3 of what I should have gotten. That number is derived by comparing a similar settlement to a different firm( Midwest) previously, while also cross-checking amount billed for metal in the corresponding periods. There is no way the prices for metal in those periods could account for a 3*'s difference in refined material when the difference in billing was less than ten percent. Especially considering metal was worth more in the earlier assay. By the way, I am the only person ever in my lab.
To conclude my rant, Bonner raped me.

 

[Car 54]

Been there before, know the feeling. Next time try Maguire refining out of Mpls Mn. I've been very happy with them for the last 10-12 years, always feel like I got what I should have. They just charge a flat fee.

 

[KIM]

FYI: just used Bonner metals again. Big mistake. By my figures they gave me back approximately 1/3 of what I should have gotten. That number is derived by comparing a similar settlement to a different firm( Midwest) previously, while also cross-checking amount billed for metal in the corresponding periods. There is no way the prices for metal in those periods could account for a 3*'s difference in refined material when the difference in billing was less than ten percent. Especially considering metal was worth more in the earlier assay. By the way, I am the only person ever in my lab.
To conclude my rant, Bonner raped me.

Drop the "N" and the name is more fitting.....Sorry to hear that!