https://seoul.craigslist.org/fuo/d/set-of-15-clothing-hangers/7197114745.html

WTF

Well, at least it isn't a half-empty tube of toothpaste, lol.

Well, at least it isn't a half-empty tube of toothpaste, lol.

I really don't understand why people don't just leave things that are in decent condition outside.

You're gonna got through hours and hours of posting and messaging and waiting for strangers for 80 bucks over 15 items? Just leave it outside and people will take it.

Or have an open house on Facebook with your local wayg group.

"Hey, everything in the picture is for barter. Come by and we can haggle, I'm easy, I just want it gone. I'll be home from 3-6 on Thur and Fri."

One post, no messaging dozens of people. Easy. The 10 000W you get for coat hangers is not the make-or-break hassle you need to live comfortably back home, ONE WOULD HOPE.

gotta get on that grind 

Ahhhhhhhhhhh, thank you for reminding me!

I bought a kilo of Colombian coffee grind in January. I weighed it just now and I have 400g left.

I paid 10 000W for it, so.............. carry the 1.................. ... market value would be 4000W.

I kept it in the freezer, sealed, so it's really fresh. So, let's say, 5500W?

Pick up only, this Thursday between 11PM and 1130PM.

Thanks!

Also, I'll even throw in a 5L Anyang City compost bag for free! (value 250W!)

saw someone once trying to sell an opened jar of marmite

they said something like "no saliva in it. 5000won. pick up only"

saw someone once trying to sell an opened jar of marmite

they said something like "no saliva in it. 5000won. pick up only"

Marmite is nasty even unopened - to the lowest depths of Hades with it! D:

I was regularly disgusted by how low and cheapskate-like people would go.

I sold my oven and my car when I left. I donated pretty much an entire 1 bedroom furnished apartment's worth of stuff  to a local church which passed it out to the poor.

It's even weirder when they try to sell these used items at like-new prices, lmao. Or for more than they'd originally purchased them for in some cases... and we're not talking about rare or hard-to-find items, either. You could literally buy them in Emart. It's funny how common this is.

Unless it's a high-dollar item, I don't bother trying to sell. I either give it away or leave it on the curb, and someone always, always takes it. I'm not about to go out of my way to pocket 3k won, lol.

When I'm ready to finally leave Korea, I'm just going to do what CO2 said and have an open house, then donate or give whatever's left over away. Used toiletries and food are just getting thrown the **** out.

It isn't craigslist but there is an app called carrot (당근) that is similar and I have seen a ton of shoes, bottles of lotions, baby formulas, hangers, and some other weird things on there

I'm always amazed at how much furniture and stuff is thrown out at my apartment building. I'm pretty sure one of the previous teachers got the furniture from the trash pile. and as much as I'd love to replace it other newer trash, I don't get there in time to see the good stuff. someone comes by with their truck and takes it. I also am not willing to gamble if it has any pesky bugs.

My friend furnished her entire apartment from stuff that was put out on the sidewalk, including a pretty decent computer, fridge, TV, microwave, bed, cupboards and sundry other items.