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FreecycleA nonprofit and globally local re-gifting and re-use network, each group is moderated by a local volunteer who keeps things flowing along. It's like a cyber curbside, or a family-friendly and scam-free Craigslist for free stuff, keeping good stuff out of landfills to the tune of 32,000 items a day in over 5,000 local groups. Find your local group on Freecycle.org and let the re-use and de-cluttering begin!
Freecycle (freecycle.org) has 243 customer reviews on Consumer Courier, with an average rating of 2.2 out of 5.
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Mrs. C. B.
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Amazed at the amount of "good junk" we hold onto and never use. Freecycle the perfect site to pass on the things we don't need anymore. I was looking for a breadmaker and was thrilled to be given one from a fellow member, it was as new had only been used a couple of times, spotlessly clean and came along with a great recipe book. Definately going to clear out my cupboards.
Kyrre Ragnild S.
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such as this review. I haven't even used this business, but I know better than to trust any website that aggregates review content.
Mikle C.
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Most of us end up with a surplus of something - and this is a really good way of disposing of something without wasting it - it goes to someone who needs it. The fact that no money ever changes hands is just right too - everyone can share in the giving and the taking.
Laurel C.
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We used this site to find some great free conference chairs for our non-profit. I highly recommend this site.
Glynno C.
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Get rid of stuff you don't need to those who do for some reason.
jojo
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Love this company soooo much!! Great products and best prices!! Thank you 02gearshop......its always a pleasure to order from your online site!!
Mary Q.
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The Auction site of my choice - many buys many wins and only one poor experience that EBay made right and I got my money back.
Charlie
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Working for a charity I could'nt believe our luck at finding a large whiteboard for free. Saved us much needed money to do other things with the money a whiteboard would have cost us.
