Who do you sell your old gadgets to?
We do bulk stuff to a local recycling firm, so I can't help you on doing something via the web.
“Activism is a way for useless people to feel important, even if the consequences of their activism are counterproductive for those they claim to be helping and damaging to the fabric of society as a whole.” - Dr Thomas Sowell
I've used Craigslist in the past, and what a pain. People wanting to meet somewhere, etc. Fuck that. Or the "I know you listed this for $200, but would you take $100" blah blah blah.
On eBay, I learned to never answer a question someone sends to you, cuz it means they'll be difficult, in some way. On Craiglist, everyone is difficult. I just want to post my item, get paid, send it out.
On eBay, I learned to never answer a question someone sends to you, cuz it means they'll be difficult, in some way. On Craiglist, everyone is difficult. I just want to post my item, get paid, send it out.
It's not me, it's someone else.
We ignore the "will you take..." emails. We make people meet us about a mile away from our house at a strip mall. I can meet someone there, or I can package it in a box, still make a special trip to the post office to pay for shipping. Then Ebay and Paypal take their cuts. I'd rather keep all the money myself with the same level of inconvenience, but a little more danger.
I have no desire to go somewhere to meet someone with who knows what level of punctuality.Cakedaddy wrote:We ignore the "will you take..." emails. We make people meet us about a mile away from our house at a strip mall. I can meet someone there, or I can package it in a box, still make a special trip to the post office to pay for shipping. Then Ebay and Paypal take their cuts. I'd rather keep all the money myself with the same level of inconvenience, but a little more danger.
The Post office comes to my door.
It's not me, it's someone else.
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