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rickford66

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7. What I learned about Criagslist.

Reply to Rorey (Original post)

Fri Mar 5, 2021, 11:07 AM

Mar 2021

If you offer something for free, you'll get lots of hits because these are re-sellers. They'll respond to your ad within minutes any time of day or night. If you put a very small monetary value on something, those who really want or need it will respond. Then I usually drop the price or waive it.

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Recycling question - air mattresses [View all] Rorey Mar 2021 OP

Craig's list should be fine. Reuse is better than trashing them. Lochloosa Mar 2021 #1

Thanks! Rorey Mar 2021 #3

For many years I've used inflatable beds. When one fails I cut a big slit in it, put it in the abqtommy Mar 2021 #2

They were handy for awhile Rorey Mar 2021 #4

Well, it's good to be prepared. Just in case they wanna stop by! abqtommy Mar 2021 #6

I now have enough room Rorey Mar 2021 #10

I've been divorced trwice. It's amazing how my quality of life improved after each one! abqtommy Mar 2021 #11

Yeah, I REALLY like living alone Rorey Mar 2021 #12

If you have a local charity or church who has an out reach for people in need MacKasey Mar 2021 #5

I don't think they'd be able to take air mattresses Rorey Mar 2021 #8

What I learned about Criagslist. rickford66 Mar 2021 #7

That is true Rorey Mar 2021 #9