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over a year ago
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"is that just for rutland
All areas in the country have there own but didnt think we where big enough to have our own"
 My daughter uses hers all the time to get stuff or get rid of it.
I subscribed to the Fife one and it filled my mailbox with thousands of mails.  |
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over a year ago
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I love Freecycle!
I've gifted quite a few large items of furniture and a wide screen tv, it's saved me paying man with van to come and take them away.
On the receiving end I've had lots of wood for my log burner and a compost bin for the garden all for free  |
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over a year ago
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"Does anyone know if there is an etiquette if you get stuff from it, do you take a small gift of flowers or something if someone is giving you something for nothing"
Haven't heard of this, all our local Freecycle asks is that you try to be a giver as well as a taker...they also advise that if you are collecting goods from someone, you take a friend / family member with you or at least let someone know where you are going...safety first, not everyone is honest in todays world... |
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"Does anyone know if there is an etiquette if you get stuff from it, do you take a small gift of flowers or something if someone is giving you something for nothing"
I don't suppose there isn't a rule that doesn't mean you can't give someone a nice gratuity like that. Some people would be made up for a gesture like that. How lovely 
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