smiley
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Well your area might help!
Same happens in my area but now I know what to bring to which shop. |
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SLF
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depends if you want to get money for them. If not, if your aim is just to get shot of it, register the items on www.freecycle.org. It's for people to get rid of stuff (and obtain stuff) for free and has local sites all over the place. |
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Wekweti
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ebay.com
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give it away to the Salvation Army, Goodwill, or whatever organizations like that are in your town.
or
yard sale! |
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pietaune
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your own front yard and anything that's left after that can go straight in the dumpster. good luck. |
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bmcglone_1
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Why don't you leave your bedroom door open, that way yer underpants can make off themselves. |
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missymouth1
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It depends on the stuff in question why not do a car boot sale? I recently did one after a clear out and made £90 in about 2 hrs.........It's worth a go surely! |
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FIONA S
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that is because the have to a pay the council to remove their junk.
try www.freecycle.com it is a yahoo group i think . i have got rid of all sorts of odd things there. like broken garden seats to someone who loves refurbishing things . |
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INACTIVE
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Try a pawn shop and tell them the things have sentimental value to you and that you WILL be back. Take the money and run!!! |
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Emma Chizzett
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Yes. It's called a local council rubbish tip. Let's face it, if a 2nd-hand shop won't take it, it can't be up to much, can it!!! |
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rand a
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if you are giving them away there is always good will or salvation army, although ;most of your stuff will end up in the dumpster there if its just junk. You could post some stuff on freecycle on yahoo, or craigslist. Some churches take stuff. |
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bavwill
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do the decent thing. charity |
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OriginalBubble
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Just leave them outside when they are closed (like everyone else does) then you wont have to worry! |
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