Welcome to Eastbourne Freegle!

We have some basic rules which we ask you to follow:

1. Everything you give must be free and legal - items cannot be sold, swapped, or given in exchange for a donation or service

2. No swapping or borrowing

3. No requests for pets or other live animals (or humans!)

4. Please don't ask for information, or non tangible items e.g. recommendations, vouchers, or services

5. No 'come and get it' posts - everything should be allocated rather than fly-tipped or a race for the fastest Freegler.

Please remember:

- be nice to other members, and ensure you communicate and keep to any agreed collection times

- keep personal details (including addresses and phone numbers) out of your public posts - these should only be shared directly when arranging a collection

- you don't have to give items to the first person to reply; you might get another reply later that you prefer

- selling items on is allowed, but please make this clear in your messages to other members so they can decide for themselves.

How Does It Work?

It's simple!

Make a post offering an item. Other people see it and reply to you. You choose who to give it to, and arrange a date and time for collection.

Alternatively - make a post asking for an item. Other people see it and reply to you. Hopefully someone will be able to help - so you can arrange a date and time to collect from them.

If you see something you'd like, reply to the offer and see if you're chosen to receive it; and if you see something you can provide, reply to the request and let them know.

You'll have decluttered, made someone's day and saved an item from landfill.

That's freegling! And it's all free!

So - welcome aboard and happy Freegling!

Your Eastbourne Freegle Volunteers

http://Freegle.in/Eastbourne

DISCLAIMER: FREEGLE MEMBERS USE THE GROUP AT THEIR OWN RISK. Please take reasonable measures to protect your safety and privacy when posting to the list or participating in giving or receiving items.

WANTED: Under plates for flower pots (Kemptown BN2)