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<h1>Finding A New Home For Your Unwanted Goods</h1>

<p>If you're planning to move house this spring, you'll no doubt
notice that since your last move you've accumulated more things
than you realised - books, clothes and electrical equipment - that
you have little or no use for any longer. But rather than throwing
them away or bringing them with you to clutter up your new abode,
see if you can't find a better home for them and possibly make some
money at the same time.</p>
<p>A quick way of getting rid of your unwanted goods is to attend a
car boot sale. If you know of a local one that takes place
regularly, you'll know where to go to peddle your wares, but if not
there are a number of websites that advertise car boot sales across
the UK. Naturally, potential buyers are looking for a bargain, and
in exchange for a quick sale you should be prepared to accept a
significantly lower price than you might get elsewhere, although
you may be able to haggle in order to get a better price.</p>
<p>If you're looking for a slightly better price, you could look
into using an online auction site. Most of these are reliable and
allow users to rate others, meaning you can easily find out whether
a potential buyer has a reliable track record or not. Most of these
sites will also allow you to set a minimum acceptable bid price, or
reservation price, guaranteeing that your items won't be sold for
any less than you're looking for.</p>
<p>Another alternative is 
<a target="_new" href="http://www.loot.com/">classifieds</a>. These
will allow you to find plenty of local buyers, and in recent years,
online classifieds have become increasingly sophisticated, allowing
you to include pictures and descriptive text rather than shorthand,
to reach a large amount of interested buyers across the UK. Online
classifieds also have the advantage of being more specialised,
allowing you to find niche markets for almost anything
imaginable.</p>
<p>You can also decide to give your unwanted items to charity - at
least it guarantees you'll get rid of them and could, in future,
help those less fortunate. If you don't have a particular charity
in mind, the Charity Choice homepage has a complete listing of all
registered charities in the UK and how to get in touch with them to
find a branch near you.</p>
<p>So rather than holding onto things you no longer need or use,
see if you can't give them a new home and possibly make some money
in the process.</p>

<div><strong>Author Info</strong><br>
<p>Andrew Regan is an online, freelance author from Scotland. He is
a keen rugby player and enjoys travelling.</p>
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