Not my listing — found on Marketplace in the Seattle area. Always love these hoarder listings where the seller demands someone has to take the entire pile.
by riomx
Not my listing — found on Marketplace in the Seattle area. Always love these hoarder listings where the seller demands someone has to take the entire pile.
by riomx
17 Comments
N+1 final boss
At least they only want a dollar.
Will he deliver to my ex’s house?
I see exactly one bike in that pile that’s of interest
16 bikes?
I’ve got 11 and they dont take up anything like that much space. Seems more like scores of bikes.
He should sell the 16 functional bikes individually and hope it covers the cost of the dumpster for the rest lmao
It’s times like these I wish I knew how to weld. I’d have the longest and tallest bike around.
Someone’s psychotic mess can become yours for a nominal exchange of currency
“here you throw these away”
Misspelled can’t. 😳
First reasonable offer is $2000. I know what I’ve got.
It’s funny because selling them piecemeal is such a pain in the ass unless you have an inventory and know the values etc, but you get the most money. Nobody but a lunatic or a lowballer will buy the whole garage.
*”Pay me an undisclosed and completely unreasonable asking price to turn your backyard into an instantj unkyard please”*
There’d be some gems in there but mostly I see garbage
The likely logic: I managed to convince my hoarder uncle/myself to finally get rid of the bikes and have no more time or energy left to do it piecemeal. I just want it gone asap. I know it’s a long shot but I might as well try.
And asking for money, however small, apparently gets more serious offers than a free listing does.
Looks like the inside of Walmart’s septic tank
Find a bike co-op in your city to see if they are interested. I took a bike maintenance class down here at santa monica college and they got all the bikes in the class donated to it. Maybe there’s a local college up there that might be interested in this collection.