Just an idea, but it could save a fortune on any DIY project.

Have you heard of the freebie scene? If not read up on it at
http://www.freegadgetsworld.com - now they show you a way to get
things for free or nearly free, but it's mostly electrical items.

However, there is also an option fo a 'custom order' - this would
enable you to get DIY supplies for free or nearly free if they're
available on the internet. If they're not available on the internet
then it's still possible because you can get a cash bank transfer as
your custom order.

Give them a look, it's worth a try, imagine a free kitchen,
bathroom... ideal in the current economic climate. http://www.freegadgetsworld.com

"Ste" wrote in message
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Just an idea, but it could save a fortune on any DIY project.

Have you heard of the freebie scene? If not read up on it at
http://www.freegadgetsworld.com - now they show you a way to get
things for free or nearly free, but it's mostly electrical items.

However, there is also an option fo a 'custom order' - this would
enable you to get DIY supplies for free or nearly free if they're
available on the internet. If they're not available on the internet
then it's still possible because you can get a cash bank transfer as
your custom order.

Give them a look, it's worth a try, imagine a free kitchen,
bathroom... ideal in the current economic climate.
http://www.freegadgetsworld.com

You forgot to mention that it's your own site.

Tim

On Feb 14, 3:50*pm, "Tim Downie"
wrote:
"Ste" wrote in message

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Just an idea, but it could save a fortune on any DIY project.

Have you heard of the freebie scene? *If not read up on it at
http://www.freegadgetsworld.com- now they show you a way to get
things for free or nearly free, but it's mostly electrical items.

However, there is also an option fo a 'custom order' - this would
enable you to get DIY supplies for free or nearly free if they're
available on the internet. *If they're not available on the internet
then it's still possible because you can get a cash bank transfer as
your custom order.

Give them a look, it's worth a try, imagine a free kitchen,
bathroom... ideal in the current economic climate.
http://www.freegadgetsworld.com

You forgot to mention that it's your own site.

Tim

Indeed it is, although there are many others available.

On Sat, 14 Feb 2009 16:01:49 UTC, Ste wrote:

Give them a look, it's worth a try, imagine a free kitchen,

You forgot to mention that it's your own site.

Indeed it is, although there are many others available.

No, you didn't forget. The wording set out to mislead.
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On Sat, 14 Feb 2009 15:04:59 UTC, Ste wrote:

Just an idea, but it could save a fortune on any DIY project.

Have you heard of the freebie scene? If not read up on it at
http://www.freegadgetsworld.com - now they show you a way to get
things for free or nearly free, but it's mostly electrical items.

Hmmm..registered to a Steven Paylor - and I bet that's you. So your'e
pimping this site, to get people to click on it, while pretending to be
a third party who 'just came across it'.

How original. And dishonest. 'Just an idea', indeed.

It's actually obvious that you ARE Steven Paylor, by the way. Of 92-102
East Street, Braintree, CM7 3JW. And you even have a couple of rip-off
0871 telephone numbers which I won't bother to post.
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Ste wrote:

Just an idea,

Personally I'd think it was a good idea to stop spamming multiple
newsgroups then to get the **** out of the ******** that is Braintree.

Ste wrote:
Just an idea, but it could save a fortune on any DIY project.

Have you heard of the freebie scene?

Its mostly pwned by freecycle these days. Not a lot of DIY supplies
though.


NT