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http://www.butyoudontlooksick.com/2006/10/website_review_fre ecycleorg_th.php#more

That's the link, it's from butyoudontlooksick.com I just thought it was really cool that there's basically a free e-bay out there. I haven't really looked DEEP into it, but like the article says, being sick is a strain on money, so every little bit helps. I know there are many of us that are looking for a little extra cash, and this just might be the way to do it! If anyone tries it, let me know how it goes!

ive used Freecycle.org and i think its a great idea. Ive gotten rid of alot of things and ive recieved some things as well. Sweet! When I have the time, I will look into it more seriously. We'd like to trade an entertainment center, if possible. We just want one that looks different. LoL Ours is in perfect shape. You've made me excited now! LoLAnother good website for finding free things, buying or selling is Craigslist.com. I visit it several times a day, because there are always new ads being posted. There's no charge for using it, to buy or sell. This is a great idea. Our local salvation frequently stops taking donations
and this would be a great way to distribute stuff to people in need. Thanks
for sharing.

Thanks for the link to freecycle!! Someone mentioned it to me on Sunday, but they couldn't remember the name of it! Yay! Serendipity is wonderful. I'm moving and have things I want to get rid of.

Craigslist is great too. I listed a sofa there and someone emailed about it within a few hours. Hope it goes, I don't want to move it or pay to get rid of it. It will be on freecycle if it doesn't sell.

Yay. Katie did good.

LOL

I'm a disabled single mother and freecycle has been a GodSend to us. :)

We've gotten quite a few things from it, including this years Christmas tree that was in perfect shape and must have cost at least 0 new.