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Online Exchange

If you’re thinking of having a spring clean, don’t throw your unwanted items away. Donate, swap or sell your unwanted items using the internet.

Click on the links below to visit websites that will allow you to do just that:

Bigwardrobe.com

Get instant access to the world’s biggest online fashion swap party!

eBay

An online auction site bringing together buyers and sellers from across the world in a marketplace where you can buy and sell practically anything.

Don't Dump That

Don'tDumpThat provides a quick, easy, and free way to get rid of things you don't want without them ending up in a landfill site.

Freegle

Freegle is the only UK-run network facilitating the free re-use of legal goods via locally run web groups, encouraging individuals, families, businesses, charities, households and other organisations to start offering up any unwanted items (that they have and don't want) to other members in their group. So whether it be a TV, empty moving boxes or a household full of furniture, it is possible to give it away or get it for free via Freegle.

Goodwill Gallery

An online site where you can donate unwanted goods to charities and non-profit organisations.

Green Metropolis

Advertise your books for free and buy second hand ones at a flat rate of £3.75. You get £3.00 for each book you sell and GreenMetropolis.com donates 5p for every book sold to the 'Tree For All' campaign run by the Woodland Trust.

Gumtree

This is a classified ads and community site where you can sell anything almost anything. For purchases, have a look at 'stuff for sale' section. There is also a 'swap shop' and a 'freebies' area.

iBootSale

This is an online car boot sale, where you can browse, haggle and purchase second-hand goods and post your own unwanted items.

Ooffoo

On ooffoo you can reuse, recycle, swap, sell, give away, find recipes, useful tips and much more.

ReadItSwapIt

Swap books you have read for second-hand books you haven’t.

SnaffleUp

At SnaffleUp, you can do your bit for the environment by putting items you no longer need back on the market.

Swishing

Swishing or clothes swapping is the latest fashion craze to hit the UK. Swishing is best described as a clothes swapping party where guests bring at least one item of clothing to swap, and in return can choose anything they want!

Other Sites

The following sites allow you to donate items such as clothing, furniture, books, and toys nationwide. The service is free after a quick registration:
www.uk.freecycle.org
www.freesharing.org/england.php
www.efreeko.co.uk
www.free2collect.co.uk