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THE eXchanger 04-11-2009 02:58 AM

FREECYCLE -- trade stuff with your neighbours
 
here WE freecycle stuff

I THINK, these are on yahoogroups

(your town) freecycle
(mississauga) freecycle

mississaugafreecycle@yahoogroups.com

about every two hours...an email comes

here's some examples of what people free cycle

(i removed emails,etc.,)

1. Offer: Boys size 2 Spring Jacket (Etobicoke) From: Tiffany

2. Taken: Two dog coats From: yakkyjoe

3. Wanted: Nursing tops From: Claire

4. TAKEN: very old laptop From: ribten

5. OFFER: Hanging File Folders........Legal Size...... From: pmikwh

6. TAKEN: fiction and non-fiction From: a2z8910

7. WANTED - Singer LK150 Knitting Machine, or Singer SK360, or Bond Swe From: ginafiorini63

8a. offer: boys clothes From: beapio

9. TAKEN Baby swing From: majavre

10. TAKEN - Bissell PowerLifter Plus, Winston Churchill/Eglinton From: jinxisabaddog

11. OFFER: misc. books, pictures, frames, printer etc. Win. Churchill an From: jesusowngirl

12. Received: Artists Easel From: hellyskelly

13. OFFER: Silverware & Dishes Burnhamthorpe and confederation From: juliagdoucette

14. WANTED: cb radios From: Geoffrey

15. OFFER: 3 Ring Binders (Dixie & 401) From: pmikwh

16. OFFER: womens clothes burnhamthorpe and confederation From: juliagdoucette

17. Offer picture, great for kitchen From: kolejarczyk

18. OFFER: A few more things burnhamthorpe and confederation From: juliagdoucette

19. offer: boys and girls clothes From: sandraiscooke

20. taken 27in wall oven From: Kris Sorensen

21. Wanted (for this coming Monday) Cub Shirt, size 9-10 From: mud591

22. Offer: TV Table From: Liz Garcia

23. WANTED - BOYS SIZE 7 SUIT From: deemilani

24. wanted freezer From: sandf_forever

25a. WANTED: Left over patio and/or landscaping stones From: Larry

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WHY BUY NEW ??? freeCYCLE !!!

THE eXchanger 04-11-2009 02:59 AM

Re: FREECYCLE -- trade stuff with your neighbours
 
- Open to all in Mississauga area who want to "recycle" items rather than throw them away. Nonprofits are also welcome!

YOU MUST READ the files sent when you apply. Contact mod if not received. Check your junk box. Applications will not be approved without response to the questions in the file.

Please make your first post an offer.

Waiting 24-48 hrs before choosing a recipient gives those who are online less often time to reply. Consider giving charities 1st dibs.

Always choosing 1st reply shuts out deserving people, so we encourage you to use the GIFTER'S CHOICE CONCEPT instead of first come first served. Thanks!

KEEP IT FREE, LEGAL, AND APPROPRIATE FOR ALL AGES.

Copyright © 2003-2008 The Freecycle Network http://www.Freecycle.org. All rights reserved. Freecycle and the Freecycle logo are trademarks of The Freecycle Network in the United States and/or other countries.

Plz join at this page, not by email - that prevents you accessing group features.

Freecycle™ Disclaimer:

FREECYCLE™ NETWORK MEMBERS USE THE LIST AT THEIR OWN RISK. Please take reasonable measures to protect your safety privacy when posting to the list or participating in an exchange. By joining the list, you agree to hold neither the list owners moderators nor anyone affiliated with Freecycle.org responsible or liable for any circumstance resulting from a Freecycle™-related exchange or communication

alyscat 04-11-2009 03:03 AM

Re: FREECYCLE -- trade stuff with your neighbours
 
Yeah, I've been waiting for a month for my freecycle membership for the group in Olympia to be approved. <sigh> I belonged to 2 groups in Florida. It's a good thing.

THE eXchanger 04-11-2009 03:04 AM

Re: FREECYCLE -- trade stuff with your neighbours
 
total # groups X 40 items per day X 1 lb per item
= approx. number of tons saved from landfills every year through Freecycle.

So, this calculation estimates that an average of 40 items per day, per group, are posted, and assumes an average weight of 1 lb per item.

139,480 lbs / per day !!! saved from landfill

From the www.freecycle.org page, as of April 2, 2006:

Number of Freecycle™ Communities: 3,487
Number of Freecycle™ Members: 2,112,934
+ xxx

Carol 04-11-2009 06:56 AM

Re: FREECYCLE -- trade stuff with your neighbours
 
I find www.craigslist.com an excellent source for recycling items and finding good buys.

BROOK 04-11-2009 07:16 AM

Re: FREECYCLE -- trade stuff with your neighbours
 
Be very careful of craigslist...I know someone who agreed to buy a cell phone...they were going to meet in a Church parking lot...then got held up at gun point....fortunately there were police near buy..and the police actually caught the rats.....but it was very unexpected in a church parking lot.

rhythm 04-11-2009 07:56 AM

Re: FREECYCLE -- trade stuff with your neighbours
 
i sopose allmost everything

i own , clothes furniture ect

i s second hand ,

i love a good rummble round the

charity shops , so its a winner somthing for the charitys

and some fun for me ...real bargins ....

this is something i have allways done even before it became

fasionable , even ladys who lunch can be seen doing it ....

im always ammazed at what people cast off , but lets face it girls

were naughty when it comes to clothes shoes n handbags :naughty:he!

the rail in my bedroom , is on girl ..if you hang one more thing on me

im off this wall .... so then i take some back to the charity shop .

and so the recyclying goes on .. :wink2:

nice thread , hope im not to :ot:Smile and the world smiles :original:.



THE eXchanger 12-27-2009 03:34 AM

Re: FREECYCLE -- trade stuff with your neighbours
 
Start / or join free cycle - its fun


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