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If getting something brand spanking new isn't important to you, then you can't beat free for a price, right? Freecycle.org is a site where users agree to drop off unwanted goods for no fee, and allows other users to request things they're looking for. So, if you want a laptop or older MP3 player, then put in a request, and you just may get lucky. And naturally, you can keep the good karma going by paying it forward with your old gear.





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Subscribe to commentsd4b8k557Nov 28th 2008 6:49AM
how about techbargains.com, u always can find great deals there!
TravNov 30th 2008 12:54AM
omg no WAY!!!
SaraNov 30th 2008 6:17PM
I used to belong to our local freestyle, but very often people wouldn't be home for appointments or they wouldn't show up to pick up items or the item wasn't what was posted. Also, we specifically weren't allowed to request laptops. On three occasions I did receive exactly what was offered, and on one occasion the item was sort of what was offered. Sometimes you get what you pay for, sometimes you get more.
ChrisDec 1st 2008 5:15PM
Freecycle.org*
cathDec 4th 2008 11:47AM
Yeah, I also used to belong - until the neighbor that lives across the street from my mom started as a modeator. She and her husband made a business out of getting the free stuff and having a garage sale every weekend with their free stuff.
ChristineDec 4th 2008 12:10PM
Oh good grief. Freecycle is already bombarded with ridiculous "want" requests as it is - and you're actually ADVISING people to post more, as if they have a snowball's chance in hell of receiving pricey electronics for free? The purpose of Freecycle is to give used items a new life with someone else, and to save them from the landfill. Old clothes, furniture, dishes, magazines, toys, etc. Generally, nothing you couldn't pick up at your local Goodwill or yardsale for a couple of bucks - or free if you were curb-crawling at the right time. Believe me, nobody is out there waiting to give you a free laptop, flat-screen monitor, MP3 player, Blu-ray player, digital camera, Wii, Playstation, car, motorcycle, riding lawnmower, or any of the expensive and totally unrealistic requests I've seen on my local Freecyle. Shame on you, Jon Chase, for not exercising a little common sense in your writing.
MelanieDec 4th 2008 7:24PM
Bravo, Christine! I frequent freecycle to offer out any clothes, books and toys of my children have outgrown, and see so many people asking for brand new electronics, toys, etc. The purpose of it is to get rid of your unwanted items that someone might get some use out of. If you have a brand new ipod or laptop you want off your hands, you're going to ebay, and not freecycle! Please don't go sign up for freecycle now, so that you can ask for these things!
AlleesDec 4th 2008 2:35PM
LOL, LOL, LOL, LOL, LOL, LOL!!!