I have been hearing about the wonders of Craigslist for quite some time now. I used to use it for theater and music listings. Looking for things to do and jobs and such. Since we are starting our baby room I have to get rid of some furniture. I tried to hand them down with not much luck. Plus, like a lot of things in my life, when I need something done or in this case, when I need to get rid of something, I need it done/gone now.
Well, 24 hours later and it is gone. Sold. Give me a week and it is out of my house. And I made a few bucks!
However, the downside to this amazing speed of goneness. I have been addicted to checking my e-mail every 5 minutes hoping for people to be interested in my furniture. It is all I thought about at work! Have to check my email....have to check my e-mail. As my Facebook status said this morning..."Craigslist is Crack." It truly is. No wonder it is banned in high schools.
Maybe I am in the wrong business of Vintage Clothing. Antique furniture anyone?
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Are you selling those awesome things??!! Or did you just find them on CL? My husband is addicted, but thankfully just to cars and car parts. He prints out reams of paper from CL listings he thinks he's going to buy. Sad.
ReplyDeleteI sold those items on Craigslist!
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