Every day people throw out perfectly good stuff, simply because they don't know what do to with it.
Maybe it needs some fixing, there's no room for it anymore, or it's just no longer wanted.
Unwanted items like these, from furniture, to clothes, books, computers and electrical goods all end up as landfill, causing unnecessary harm to the environment.
Don't throw it out! Things that aren't worth the trouble to sell may still be valuable to someone, if you knew who that someone was!
e-Cycled is an easy and free way to find a home for these unwanted items, or to find something you might need.
By registering on the site, you can list as many items as you wish - absolutely FREE.
Visitors to the site can then browse listings in their local area. If they see something they like they can contact you through the links on the site to ask for more information, or arrange for collection.
None of your personal details are disclosed on the site, other than the information you include in your listing.
What people have said about e-Cycled
"I listed my animal crate at about 3.30pm today and a guy has just left with it (8pm). I have been wondering for months what I would do with it and am so glad it will not become land fill. The site is a great idea."
"The fridge was taken within twelve hours with your very useful service, thank you."
"The website is a great idea. After the Salvos wouldn't take the filing cabinets (no keys) I was ready to take them to the dump. But now that have found a new home as storage for tools in someone's garage."
"I was so pleased to see the article last night on "A Current Affair", making me aware that such services as yours exist, and the fact that my request (of second-hand furniture to help accommodate a 90 year-old man in needy circumstances),was so promptly met, is a perfect example of how well services like yours are both necessary & helpful to people less fortunate than others!"
e-Cycled in the news
Sydney Morning Herald, 12 May 2007
The website where your junk mail is encouraged
A Current Affair
Online Freebies, 16 May 2007
