A good place for all most of your te lying needs. There is no cash for your recycling; there are…read moresome big bins in the plaza.

This is where I find myself every 1-2 months. This recycling bin location is in the SW corner of…read morethe Uptown mall (where the cinema used to be and where the U-Haul trucks are parked). **Now the map location Yelp posts here is totally wrong, I re-editted the business info, so hopefully it'll get corrected.** There's quite a bit of traffic here, in that half the time I find other recyclers here when I pull up. Because of this, it can be a crapshoot sometimes with the paper and cardboard/plactic bottle bins--in other words, be aware that these can be totally packed to the gills sometime. When that's the case I venture to the location on Lee or over near the 7-Eleven on GW Way. Save the Earth: recycle!

It's been years since I've made it here, but if you have some unique items to recycle, or sh!t load…read moreof stuff to recycle (I was the latter....a flatbed truck of cardboard), this is the place to drop it off. I might have received some coin for all the cardboard, but the main thing here is this is a place that can handle your big loads of aluminum, cardboard, paper, etc. Check out their websites for the specifics on what they recycle, and how much you can get paid (yeeyah, Benjamins, baby!) ;)

Convenient clean and always a good deal Friendly service…read more Would recommend also convenient hours not open Monday

I attempted to stop by the location in Yakima this morning. I pulled and waited for several…read moreminutes, then a guy that seemed like he didn't know anything softly asked if I needed help. I told him I had not been there before and asked what to do. He said people normally park out on the street and they bring them a bin. I rattled off what I had in my trailer, with about 2k lbs of steel and iron in it, and he said he wasn't sure what you take and would ask someone. I told him I checked the website and verified, but ok. Another guy came walking out a min or so later and said, "move your car", I told him I was waiting for someone to check my load and gestured to the fact that I was currently blocked in. He told me another customer needed to leave (who could easily pull out without me moving) and in a very hard, almost yell told me "your going to move right now". I told him I was going to leave, never come back, and leave bad reviews and he just walked off, not caring at all. Meanwhile the 1st guy stood there dumbfounded. I got some help from another patron to squeeze back out and went to another place down the road. I was told by others not to go here because the people suck, I thought I would find out for myself... they were right.

Customer Service. The employee at the counter was very rude to my 15 year old son. He went in to…read moreask a question which she was very rude about. He came back to the car to tell me so I went in to ask the question and again she was rude. When I ask for her name she refused and then turned our back to us.

This place is an absolute joke. There is not one kind person manager is worthless. They say so many…read morecans per household yet certain people from foreign land have 10 kids with each one a hudge black bag. Nothing is Said to them yet I step over their pretend line and got bitched at. I didn't know. You can't hardly ever use the damn door thing. They close whenever they want too hot too cold. Too Lazy is more like it. Need more machines better customer service and if they they need to stop the 10 kids per adult with giant bags it's bs if I can't they shouldn't be able to. It's gross in there. Worst thing to happen to this town. send corporate over without telling them see how crappy the place is. All in my opinion as I view things. This place flat out pisses me off.

Action is great. I was going there for years. But about 4 months ago I found a place in post falls…read moreidaho called universal metals. It's a 1 man operation and you have to make an appointment. I take a lot of metal in . universal metals pays so much better there prices vary slightly from week to week. Here's what they normally pay. $3.60, $3.50, $3.40 a pound for striped copper, $210 a pound for brass, $1.70 a pound for copper/ aluimium radiators. 20 cents a pound for batteries, 80 cents a pound for aluminum Rims, 55 cents a pound for chrome wheels, 80 cents a pound and down for aluminum if it's cut in 3 feet lengths or less. Brass radiators $2.00 a pound And top dollar for catalytic converters. They don't take cans. They pay way more 50 to 60 cents more a pound for copper and brass and double what spokane area pays. The guy is friendly and pays you in cash. I cash in over $4000.00 of metal in a u haul truck. I highly recommend this place, I like action but if you can make more it's worth it taking it to universal metals.

Don't waste your time "shopping" which recycler pays top dollar for your scrap because you'll…read morealways find Action always pays the highest. Family owned & operated they do a great job getting you in and out quickly. Centrally located and purchasing all types of scrap AND precious metals they're honest and trustworthy as they come.

Very disappointed in the lack of integrity shown by this business. I took in red brass, they paid…read moreme for yellow. When I questioned them, the employee lied to me about the process. Unfortunate that they're the only metal salvage outfit around.

As far as I can tell they have the best prices around the Benton county or Tri-Cities area because…read morethey have their stuff together. What I mean by that is they don't have any major piles of inventory still left over which means they'll have to drop the prices like other scrap yards around the Tri-Cities area. Every time I go there their piles are down which means they are steadily shipping metals out and their prices stay up. I've been to all the scrap yards around here and everybody else is going down on prices because apparently they don't know how to get rid of their inventory but yet Mayflower seems to keep their yard nice and clean and ready for people to bring in their stock