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Showing posts with label decluttering. Show all posts
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8/21/2014

"Decluttering Your Home or Garage Made Easy" available for free download (limited time)



Since Amazon's #1 seller is the Kindle, they call e-books "Kindle books," but if you don't own a Kindle, it's not a problem at all to read this with ease. Try installing the Universal Kindle Reading App first,  before any of the ones below.   It should work on most devices.

If it doesn't do the trick, here are some supereasy instructions for reading Kindle eBooks on pretty much any device, including smartphones, computers and tablets.  I read Kindle books on my laptop and iPad all the time.

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4/19/2012

Great way to get rid of your old CD's: Amazon's Trade-In Program


Amazon has got a new Trade-In program for CDs.  This is a great way to get rid of your old, dust-collecting CDs and get an Amazon gift card to replace them.  Here's how you do it.
  1. Click here and search for CDs to trade in. Your trade-in items must meet the product eligibility criteria.
  2. Print a shipping label and packing slip, package up your CDs and ship them off to Amazon for free.
  3. An Amazon Gift Card credit will be deposited into your account upon receipt of your items.
I did a few random searches on some CDs that I wouldn't mind parting with, and the trade-in values are pretty low. But given that 1) I don't have to shlep over to a used CD store or 2) deal with selling these on eBay or the like or 3) pay for shipping, I'm thinking this is a pretty good service.  And I do love getting rid of stuff that I no longer need.  I was actually thinking of just giving these CDs to Goodwill or Freecycle; now I can at least get an Amazon credit for them.