General tips for using Craigslist

·                     Spend some time learning the site. Familiarize yourself with the interface (it's fairly straight-forward). Pick a category to watch for a week so that you can get a feel for how things work.

·                     It's cool that you can subscribe to your favorite categories. This can get overwhelming, though. Do you really want to sift through a thousand lame free items every day? Of course not. But you might be keen on learning about every free piano that comes along, for example. Or maybe you want to see every job posting searching for a write. You can subscribe to a feed of any Craigslist search. This is amazinglypowerful. (It's also a dangerous time-sink.)

·                     Always be polite. People are grateful to deal with kind, helpful strangers. When a woman came to take 500 square feet of free sod we'd dug from our lawn, I spent an hour in the rain helping to load her trailer. Though the sod had been listed as free, she sent me $50 in restaurant gift certificates to thank me for helping her.

·                     Don't feel pressured. If you drive out to the seller's location and find that the item is not as described, or that you've changed your mind, don't feel obligated to buy. If a buyer arrives and tries to change the terms of the deal, call it off.

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