FAQ

A listing usually needs the scrap type, a clear title, approximate quantity, city or location, price or pricing model, photos, and delivery terms. The more precise the listing is, the better the matching and sales chances become.

No. Today's prices act as reference points. The final number can still change based on load quality, quantity, city, and delivery terms. Use the market price as a guide alongside the real details of your load.

Yes. You can browse the market and review a meaningful part of listing details. Signing in or verifying your account becomes necessary when you want to publish a listing, contact directly, or use the full feature set.

Once the listing details are completed, it appears with the material specs, location, price, and delivery terms so relevant buyers can evaluate it faster. More complete listings usually get better visibility and more useful responses.

Pickup, site visit, loading, and delivery conditions should be made clear in the listing from the start. When those terms are transparent, buyers can decide faster and coordination becomes much easier.

Phone verification and stronger account details improve trust and communication quality. Some advanced paths or higher-trust features may also need additional review.

Yes. Real photos help buyers assess quality, material condition, and load type faster. Listings with clear images and precise descriptions usually attract better inquiries.

Direct selling is usually better for routine loads when speed matters most. For large, project-based, or more competitive loads, auctions are often the better path.