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Agree. The prices to trash the junk in my aunt's garbage when she passed made it a gross game of 'do you think Goodwill will take it?' It would have cost thous
by reedjosh 5y ago
Agree. The prices to trash the junk in my aunt's garbage when she passed made it a gross game of 'do you think Goodwill will take it?'
It would have cost thousands had we not sorted most of what ostensibly _was_ garbage into Goodwill acceptable piles.
- WalterBright 5y agoLife pro tip: don't preserve stuff for your heirs. Odds are they'll take half of it to the dump and the other half to goodwill.
- treeman79 5y agoUsed to go regularly. Could always tell when someone had died. Huge amounts of matching tacky decorations.
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- URSpider94 5y agoYes. People who run antique stores usually run side businesses cleaning out deceased peoples houses. They charge a discounted rate to haul all the stuff away, then keep what they can sell in their store, donate most of what’s left for a tax deduction that they keep, and haul the rest to a landfill.