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PrincessP
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Re: What I learned from FB buy/sell groups.
Posted by Jugglemom
Posted by PrincessP
I never realized you can sell/ buy used furniture for 3k. For 3k my furniture needs to be brand spanking new.
I also love when people sell couches for 300 and talk about rips or tears....throw it out or give away.
I think it really depends on the furniture. Some furniture is like 20k when new so buying it for 3k is a bargain. Also, certain vintage pieces are more expensive than new furniture. For instance a vintage Eames lounge chair costs $$$$.
you've seen 20k furniture on these websites?
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DiamondGirl
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Re: What I learned from FB buy/sell groups.
I never have gone on, have looked on craigslist and I just can't get into it lol
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| Posted 5/10/14 8:26 PM |
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Re: What I learned from FB buy/sell groups.
If I spent $20k on furniture, DH would put me up for sale for free.
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PrincessP
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Re: What I learned from FB buy/sell groups.
Posted by MorningCuppaCoffee
If I spent $20k on furniture, DH would put me up for sale for free.
me too  
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| Posted 5/11/14 12:17 AM |
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Re: What I learned from FB buy/sell groups.
Posted by DiamondGirl
I never have gone on, have looked on craigslist and I just can't get into it lol
Yeah it seems like too much work to me.
But having a yard sale freaks me out too. 
I guess dealing with the actual people who may show up at my house....the stories I've heard are enough to make me steer clear.
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JSDB
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Re: What I learned from FB buy/sell groups.
Most of the furniture I have seen on there is stuff I wouldn't take if you gave it away free. But we did see a dining room table and 6 chairs - nothing spectacular but espresso wood, went with the rest of our stuff, nice enough - and we bought it for $300 when we first moved in to our house. The seller drove it home for us in her mini van :) we didn't have a dining room table except for the oval laquer one (no chairs) the prior owner had left us so it has been a great placeholder for us and we sold the one the prior owner left us for $75 on craigslist. Most of what I see though is what other people mentioned - Formica stuff for absurd prices.
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NervousNell
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Re: What I learned from FB buy/sell groups.
I'm a huge snob I guess. I would never buy anything used. I'd rather buy something cheaper but new.
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marianne13
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Re: What I learned from FB buy/sell groups.
I didn't even know that FB had buy/sell groups.
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marianne13
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Re: What I learned from FB buy/sell groups.
Posted by NervousNell
I'm a huge snob I guess. I would never buy anything used. I'd rather buy something cheaper but new.
I agree except that I have bought used books and movies.
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MarathonKnitter
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What I learned from FB buy/sell groups.
i'm so happy to see that folks in NJ aren't the only ones!
i thought that the reason for the crazy prices was because i'm so close to princeton... guess it's like this in other places.
people are crazy
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