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This is something I see all the time, asking for delivery on large items like furniture. If you're getting a $100+ item for free, it shouldn't be too much to as
by molotovh 4y ago
This is something I see all the time, asking for delivery on large items like furniture. If you're getting a $100+ item for free, it shouldn't be too much to ask that you do the legwork to arrange transportation.
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- filoleg 4y agoYeah, but how can you be so cruel to not be willing to deliver those old (but still very valuable) large speakers for free to a single mother of 12 that lives about 1.5 hours away and ruin those kids' christmas that way, you monster (despite your ad explicitly stating that it was a pickup-only item)? /s I had a few annoying experiences trying to get rid of perfectly good items for free (as well as a good number of non-problematic perfectly smooth experiences). But those few annoying experiences seriously make me feel hesitant to deal with it again. Casually browsing r/ChoosingBeggars from time to time isn't helping the situation either.