Adas Recycling CA 93955

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Samuel Hurst

I brought my cans and plastic bottles here and was payed by weight. I guess it‘s alright. The young guy responsible for everything didn’t seem to speak english and wasn‘t very transparent about how my recycled materials came to the dollar amount I was owed.<br><br>In future I would appreciate a small receipt that shows me a breakdown of the sum I receive. Otherwise everything good

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foster smith

This is a CRV (California Redemption Value) recycling center. The mission of these centers is in part to collect recycling that can get a new life span by being reused in the market. When you buy a product at a store like a bottle of wine or a case of soda you are charged with a CRV tax. If you take these recyclables to places like Adas you are given back that added tax on the original sale. If you did not buy the recycling and you exchange the CRV you can make a little money. My advice is to focus on aluminum as it has the highest value per pound. Crush your cans too! I have personally never felt like I have been scammed or cheated at Adas. The staff is always friendly and I enjoy giving them a small tip in appreciation of their hard work. In a perfect world we would have more of these centers and value our materials that have already outlived their purpose.

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Renè “NENE” Delaney

DO NOT TAKE YOUR BUSINESS HERE!!!!!<br><br>This man will rip you OFF!!! I took my recycling to this company over the weekend, I had about four full bags of cans and water bottles. He gave me $25. After discussing that our math didn't quite come out to the same number, I asked for the phone number of the district office to complain. He wouldn't give it to me. He underpaid me about $35.00. I was very unhappy and upset because I observed him paying a young man in front of me who had 2 bags $40 plus dollars. This place needs to be shut DOWN!!!!! Can someone provide an 800 number for the corporate recycling number?<br>Adas Recycling should be audited<br>!!!!!!