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Find stuff for free in Kansas City, Missouri on Facebook Marketplace. Free furniture, electronics, and more available for local pickup.
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I never buy anything on Craigslist. But I have used the "free" category to give away things. Items I give away are always in good shape. I list it as "curb ...
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I sold stuff that was cluttering up the house very quickly on Craigslist for a couple of years. Since about 2012- crickets - absolutely no buyers. It's like we've all come to the realization we are stuffed with stuff and it's not fun anymore to obtain more stuff. Anybody have any luck with venues o...

I've seen plants listed in the farm and garden section, as well s the free section on Craigslist. You have to be quick to get the free stuff though. Try ...
I see you guys mention buying or selling plants and flowers on Craig's List often. How do you find the ads? I usually search "perennial" or "flower" in the "for sale" category but I hardly ever get anything to come up. Any tips?

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Feb 21, 2013 · CLToilets Free toliets (2) (North Kansas City) ... With old gas. 3 story Barbie doll house=100% free (kansas city ) ... Craigslist, Free Stuff.
If you’re anything like me—and honestly, there are worse ways to be, I promise—you’re pretty much an abject failure when it comes to gift giving. Oh sure, you have moments of brilliance—something someone was pining for, or something intensely personal that made the gift one of the all-time greats—but those magical moments are few and far between.

Craigslist Free Stuff Farm. January 22, 2017 QueSehraFarm 2 Comments. When we left our civilized city career lives, we set a goal of spending as little ...
When we left our civilized city career lives, we set a goal of spending as little money as we could, rather than focusing on ways to make more money. Toward this end, we remain disconnected from the utility grid, eat mostly our farm-grown food, and save money on toilet paper by using tree bark.