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* Trashwiki article on [[:trash:Freeshop|freeshop]]s | |||
* [http://talk2000.nl/mediawiki/index.php/Adreslijst_Weggeefwinkels_in_Nederland list of Dutch give-away shops] on weggeefwinkels.nl | * [http://talk2000.nl/mediawiki/index.php/Adreslijst_Weggeefwinkels_in_Nederland list of Dutch give-away shops] on weggeefwinkels.nl | ||
* [http://coforum.de/index.php?UmsonstLaden list of German give-away shops] on coforum.de | * [http://coforum.de/index.php?UmsonstLaden list of German give-away shops] on coforum.de | ||
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Revision as of 09:08, 14 January 2009
Give-away shops (also called freeshops or free stores) are shops where you can bring things and take things away for free. There is usually no quid pro quo barter - you don't have to bring something to take something either.
External links
- Trashwiki article on freeshops
- list of Dutch give-away shops on weggeefwinkels.nl
- list of German give-away shops on coforum.de
- allesundumsonst.de - online give-away shop (german)
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