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Question for my new thrifting friends

Since my previous post, regarding the social ethics of thrifting, seems to be garnering me a bit of attention from other thrift-store loving Bloggers, I have a question: Is there an online forum anywhere where people trade their thrift finds? I know some boards have their own forums for that (such as Mothering Dot Com), but I was thinking of something more general, or a forum attached to a DIY/Craft/Thrift board. Anybody know of such a thing? I'm always finding stuff that is great, but just not something I need. I'd love to have a reason to buy it.

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There was a blog called thrift.barter.buy (http://thriftbarterbuy.blogspot.com/) set up but it never really got off the ground. A good idea though!

I am about to launch a site that has a thrift swap section at
http://www.curbsidemall.com/

Not that I know of, but there is:
http://www.shopgoodwill.com/

http://yardsalequeen.spreebb.com/index.php?showforum=4 www.yardsalequeen.com has a forum for listing thrift store and yard sale finds. Many of the board members have blogs where we rattle about our finds too.

We love to hear from our customers! Our website features lots of great thriftin' ideas ~ check our our "get used" section! We also run many "What a Find" contests that feature fun stories from our valued customers. Sharing stories and incredible finds is truly a magical experience at Thrift Town!

www.thrifttown.com

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