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TNT Metals & Recycling Purchases all Non-Ferrous & Ferrous Metals - Auto Cores and Catalytic Converters.
We recycle used & broken cell phones. We are a Brooklyn based start-up specializing in reuse. Send us your used and broken cell phones and get paid.
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- Automotive Wrecking for Scrap102
- Bag Reclaiming90
- Barrels and Drums90
- Bottles, Waste1
- Ferrous Metal Scrap and Waste4
- Industrial Wholesale Waste Reduction Disposal Recycle Services2
- Junk and Scrap12
- Nonferrous Metals Scrap3
- Waste Paper and Cloth Materials1
- Waste Rags3
- Wholesale Plastic Recycling1
- Wholesale Recycling Centers23
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- Wholesale Scrap Plastics5
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- Wholesale Waste-Paper11
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