hi gm WE NEED YOUR HELP!!!
yard sale
local yard sale selling what we have for things we need
food basics its gotten just thst bad.
if you can help us out that would be great
were in Greenville sc
pick up only
cashapp or cash
location address details between me n buyer serious ppl only !
gentle used!
.💵 Price:for Amazon bedside caddie
$15.00
dell monitor $15-20.00
old but works fine cables included. well taken care of.
twin bedframe💵 Price:$45.00
amazon brought
Walmart mattress to be coming soon
bakers kitchen rake comeing soon also mom brought amazon cost her 60.00 so selling it or colse match 💵 Price:50.00
you will need a truck to bring it home she out it together herself
I'm looking for whatever else we can sell we dont have much but its all we got.
Organizing a yard sale during tough times is a great way to support each other in the community and meet immediate needs. From my experience, keeping prices reasonable, like $15 for an Amazon bedside caddie or $45 for a twin bedframe, encourages neighbors to help out while clearing unused items. If you're in Greenville SC or nearby, you might consider visiting local yard sales like this one to find affordable basics, especially with food and household essentials becoming more expensive. Preparing for pickup-only sales means coordinating carefully with buyers to share location details privately and ensure safety. Cash and CashApp payments are simple and efficient. In addition to furniture and kitchen tools, electronics like Dell monitors offered here can be a good find for those working or studying from home on a budget. However, it’s important to test items beforehand to avoid surprises. When selling larger items such as mattresses or kitchen rakes, having access to a truck is helpful since sellers like this one assembled the pieces themselves. Being honest about item conditions and prices builds trust with buyers. Community yard sales help stretch household budgets and reduce waste by giving gently used goods a new life. If you have extra items you no longer need, consider hosting or participating in a yard sale to support neighbors in need. Sharing your experience and tips with others can also create a more resilient and caring local network.


