Swap Coordinator: | mariewilliams810 (contact) |
Swap categories: | Random Items |
Number of people in swap: | 9 |
Location: | Regional - USA |
Type: | Type 3: Package or craft |
Rating requirement: | 4.98 |
Last day to signup/drop: | April 23, 2018 |
Date items must be sent by: | May 3, 2018 |
Number of swap partners: | 1 |
Description: | |
I did these swaps a few months ago and I'm ready to host them again with a few changes so please read the whole description again. This is how these swaps work: *Fill a medium flat rate box full of items you would like to destash. This could be anything-- craft items or household items. Items do not necessarily have to be new, but should be very lightly used and in very usable condition. Maybe you bought a set of something and only used one, or changed your mind after using only a small bit. PLEASE do not send broken, bad smelling, stained or unusable items. DeSTASH NOT deTRASH. Before putting it in the box, ask yourselves, "would I want to receive this?" If the answer is no--don't send it. I can't stress this enough as I have received items with literal dirt on them or unidentifiable yellow substances...you get the point. DO NOT send your trash. If you send nasty items, you put yourself at risk for getting a 3 as I would consider it not making swap requirements. Fill this box and send it to your partner. When you receive your box, take out what you would like to keep. Refill the empty spaces in the box. In the next round (if we are still loving these swaps), we will send these boxes again. The ultimate goal is that these treasures find homes. USA only. At least 4.98. No newbies please. You must have completed 10 type 3 swaps. Please notify me of issues so I can angel this swap. *Please note--In previous versions of this swap we used shoe boxes but there was too much controversy over the dimensions and people felt they were slighted. This time we will use the same boxes to minimize that. I had only required shoe boxes to avoid paying priority prices, but several times, postage was actually MORE then the priority cost. |
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