Citywide Metal Recycling TX 78201

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Roy Nickens

This was my first time going to a salvage place, and I decided to see if the negative reviews were justified, seeing that it was closest to my house.<br>It was worse than I could imagine. I spoke to a man driving a forklift, and he informed me that they paid .08 cents per pound for metal( he did not specify). I had a disassembled aluminum engine, a few cv axles, old hydraulic shocks, and rotors. He remained seated on the forklift, watching as I unloaded my suv into his forklifts bucket. No offer of assistance (no big deal, not good customer service either).<br>I walked thru the yard where a worker approached the office. After a few minutes of us standing there, the office door cracked open just enough for a small tray with money, and a receipt was past to the employee.<br>I received a receipt for 177 pounds of light iron (lowest priced metal per pound) .05 cents per pound. The office door had "In God we trust."<br>I'm sure they celebrated the bonus they received from a nieve and unknowing customer they cheated. I just didn't feel like reloading the parts.<br>If you want the lowest amount possible for scrap, they will be more than happy to steal your money. I've included the receipt to validate my post.

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John Clark

Been going here many years. Richard is always fair and straight forward. Never had a problem. The scale is visible and easily seen. I've never had an issue. I've checked prices before and after going. They are always on target with the market prices. I will continue going here. If you think you are being cheated. Try going somewhere else. Richard has always been fair and honest.

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Fred Fern

BEWARE they like to hang up the phone on you<br>Holy crap @ Roy Nickens<br>You got $9 bucks for 177lbs of metal<br>You got UGLY SCAMMED