Garage Sale Pricing Guide What To Do With What’s Left Over

Or if you’d rather skip the garage sale and simply clear the C.R.A.P. – Here are a few options that will transport that clutter out of your life for good while at the same time benefiting others.

• • 1-800-Got-Junk: 1-800-Got-Junk will haul away almost any material they can fit in their trucks, ensuring that your junk gets recycled, donated, or disposed of responsibly (there is a fee).

• • Thrift Stores: Many will haul away your leftover garage sale items at no charge. Here are a few options:
    • Salvation Army – 1-800-SA-Truck
    • St. Vincent DePaul – http://stvincentdepaul.net/
    • In some areas, Goodwill will pick up larger items such as furniture.http://www.goodwill.org/
    • Here is a very helpful website for finding a charity in your area that will haul off your leftover C.R.A.P. http://www.donationtown.org/

• • Craigslist: You can post a free ad for an item without an account. You will need to:

• • 1. Take pictures of the item(s) you wish to sell.
    2. If you plan on selling more than one item you will want to set up an account.
    3. Choose the right category for your ad.
    4. Give your ad a clear headline. Use only the basic info. Also, refrain from using all capital letters.
    5. Make it clear what you are selling, what condition the item is in, and how much you are asking for it.
    6. After you have posted your ad be sure to check your email regularly.

• Auctioneers: I was delightfully surprised when I called a local auctioning establishment who came out, appraised my stuff, paid me for it and hauled it off!

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