Freecycle

Has anyone come across this group? It aims to stop as much stuff going into landfill as possible by allowing people to offer/request anything that they don't want for free. I have joined my local one and there is some good stuff offered... also some rubbish, but one man's rubbish......

http://uk.freecycle.org/

Yes, I've looked at that before, I probably have a few things which could go on there. :)

I seem to remember though that I subscribed, but got flooded with email, so removed myself. :)

Crumbs, is it me, or that one of the worst designed sites around, been on it for several minutes and can't find how to actually see what's going on.

I have a few recycling sites added to my links page on my web site. I send all my reused ink cartidges for instance to Jetteck . for every one they can reuse a £1 goes to the RSPCA. If you contact them they will send a bucnh of selfseal baggs wth freepost

I agree Rolf, the site is rubbish - it must have been recycled :14:

You can set it so that you get just one e-mail a day a 'digest' so you don't need to get inundated with email... or set a 'rule' on your email so it all goes into one folder and you can see it all without it cluttering your inbox.

I use Mailwasher you can see waht e-mails are there befor they reach your in box and are still on a server. Some of the stuff I get is outrageous. I usually delet it before opening my e-m\il prog. Some I bouce back

I used to use Mailwasher, but now use Cloudmark, as I accidentally on occasions deleted "good mail" with Mailwasher, also not to sure about the bouncing Email feature, as in many cases, all that did, was generate a failed delivery notice from the server you bounced the mail to.:)

Some times But we tried it out . Steve who I worked for in the local coputer shop sent it to me so I up loaded it and it was only $3 at the time . I sent an e-mail to thank him and he bounced it back so some do work . I agree though I have lost mail but it's retrievable from statistics.
Who tradmarks Cloumark and is it good?