Whoever said there’s no such thing as a free lunch has never visited Craigslist. The site’s been connecting people who want free stuff with people who want to give stuff away for free since ...

New moving boxes typically cost from $2 to $4 on average, and more for specialty boxes like wardrobe boxes or TV boxes, which ...

Craigslist has long been the gold standard for buying and selling local items. But it’s not the only place where you can ...

Of course, Craigslist is a great place to find cheap furniture — and just about everything else — but you can also find free stuff. Just search for your city, and under the “For Sale ...

Free Stuff Is All Over Craigslist and Facebook, and It’s Getting Weirder The internet is groaning with freebies, as long as you’re in the market for piles of dirt, old lava lamps and used ...

Skip the all-day yard sale and list your stuff within 30 seconds (so claims its creators) on OfferUp. This free-to-use app is ideal for sellers looking for buyers in their local community.

The words and pictures from that Craigslist post you put up to sell a couch, rent an apartment, or find a special someone, belong to you again.

Take a glance at Craigslist in San Antonio and you'll find a ton of free stuff up for grabs. From scrap metal and furniture to sinks, here are a few items available today.

For a long time the go-to resource was Craigslist, which lets you post local classified ads free of charge. But I'm here to make the case for Facebook Marketplace, which I find superior in nearly ...

Like Craigslist, these local groups are often geared toward selling items. But sometimes you’ll find people posting free items they just don’t want. Again, it’s usually first come, first served.