By Steve Ranger
Published: Tuesday 01 April 2008
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Anonymous
Location
ohio
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stay at home mom
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I understand that this service is to keep things out of landfills. But who is going to put a car in a landfill? People take them to junkyards and get money for them. So, why do people ask for cars and things that people could sell.
This has happened on some of the Freecycle sites I've seen. If someone asks for something that someone has to sell, but they haven't advertised it for sale, what is the problem? At least, a person is getting what they ask for. People asking for cars and places to live should not be allowed.
A biometric ID card would not help.
This again...
Richard
Of course this is precisely the logic behind the g...
Guy Herbert, General Secretary NO2ID
I understand that this service is to keep things o...
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