Where to Get Free Stuff on Craigslist (and Eight Other Sites) If you want free furniture, pianos, and dirt, Craigslist is your answer.

Craigslist has long been the gold standard for buying and selling local items. But it’s not the only place where you can unload your unwanted stuff (or find something new-to-you without paying ...

2. Facebook local garage sale groups 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.

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.

Craigslist.org came to fame as an online bazaar, an open space where advertising was free and the folks were friendly. Now the site may be edging toward infamy as a digital haven for hucksters ...

Facebook Looking to sell some old or unwanted stuff? For a long time the go-to resource was Craigslist, which lets you post local classified ads free of charge.

Local police are offering their parking lots to residents who want to make a Craigslist exchange without risking their safety.

Hipswap, a Craigslist-like marketplace for local items, has launched its service in several cities including San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York, and Atlanta.

Back in the day, Craigslist was the go-to way to sell your old stuff online. Now, there are a number of online places where you can unload unwanted items.

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.