Freecycle - Please posts all freecycle stuff here (merged)

Rex_Mundi

rizla01 wrote:

True Rex but casting no dispersions - the suites that I've been to look at were from very expensive houses and hadn't had a lot of use.

I suppose it depends also on your local area. In my local freecycle groups I see a lot of VERY good quality items being given away.

Ken68

Yes....after initial doubts, found myself donating stuff and have gotten some good 'unwanted's' in return.

110frankie

I sell stuff on Ebay but, as a journalist I get books, cds etc for review and morally I don't like to sell those. So most stuff goes to charity shops but Freecycle sounds as if
it could be useful as well.

shanti

Does this work for getting a new house?

kit

Would you believe that a town as big as Taunton only has 125 members and hardly any posts..... come on people in Taunton (and surrounding areas!)...... give away your unwanted stuff.

chrissyq_2

http://www.freecycle.org/

Does this count?
C

skintchick

THink most of us are on it anyway!

But you do have to give things away on it too, not just take, or it doesn;t work.

intel

Thread About Free Cycle Here >>> http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=132295&highlight=freecycle

froggy27_2

and don't forget there's a new one too... although it's new...

http://www.free2collect.co.uk/

TDIfurby

freecycle is cool. Got rid of items I would likely to have to pay the Local Authority to remove, and I've also helped out others with getting rid of their items,

Only downside is the number of wanted posts.... They seem to outweigh the offers by about 5:1 and I now don't even bother with them.