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Cardboard Moving Boxes Needed


reroo84

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Does anyone have any decent sized moving boxes available to collect?


I live in ED and willing to drive to come collect.

Last time I moved I used this forum and repaid the favour, hopefully this will come good again.


I work Mon- Fri 9-6 (mostly) so would come after then to collect or at the weekend.

Thanks in advance.

R

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Actually I was after some boxes the other day. I went to Sainsburys but they only had boxes at the end of the day. If you go to the recycling bit in the sainsburys car parking there are usually lots of broken down boxes to the side of the cardboard section. Just a thought in case you were in desperate need of boxes.

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