Expired pellet collection sites.
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codebum said:
Her "bust" is to big for the penny or dimes. Sorry
Get ur mind out of the gutter. She is a Governor for crying out loud.
Eric
OK, OK, enough is enough.......all you people trying to make people bring expired pellets to you are just not nice. Imagine trying to take advantage of all the poor people w/ expired pellets that way.
We all know that the ONLY Certified Pellet Collection Site (CPCS) is SE New York, Orange County. Easily reached by truck on I-84, I-95, or the NYS thruway for those of you coming across the border from Canada (Yes, I'm certified to take Canadian Softwood Expired pellets too).
Don't listen to the other "posers"...bring them to the "Official" location. PM me before you leave home for final directions, and to find out where to send the "Turn-In Fee" of $25.00/ton.
That is all.
We all know that the ONLY Certified Pellet Collection Site (CPCS) is SE New York, Orange County. Easily reached by truck on I-84, I-95, or the NYS thruway for those of you coming across the border from Canada (Yes, I'm certified to take Canadian Softwood Expired pellets too).
Don't listen to the other "posers"...bring them to the "Official" location. PM me before you leave home for final directions, and to find out where to send the "Turn-In Fee" of $25.00/ton.
That is all.
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