Givore is a free app for handing things on. One person offers what they no longer use, and a neighbour comes to collect it. No money changes hands. People searching Freecycle Birmingham want that same arrangement. There are two ways into it, depending on which end you are standing at.
Outside the centre a lot of Birmingham homes have a drive or a spot outside. Say so, and a van collection becomes realistic.
A ground-floor room with a wide door is one job. A city-centre flat with a lift and a key fob is another. Write which it is.
Birmingham is wide. Set the distance you would actually travel, or you will drive half an hour for a lamp.
Ask for the width and the height, then measure your boot and your doorway. That one message saves most wasted trips.
Givore has no price box. That was a deliberate choice, and it saves a fair bit of bother.
Nobody has to decide what a ten-year-old table is worth, which is a question with no good answer.
The conversation is about when you are in, not about knocking a fiver off at the door.
Since no payment happens, there is no transfer to chase afterwards and nobody waiting on money.
Either post the thing in the spare room, or set the map to your part of Birmingham and look.
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