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Cool fam. You've taught me a lot. I just won't believe any companies that promote going green unless that's all they exist for. Because that's impossible. Completely.
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So I saw a Salvation Army truck and it said...
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Cool fam. You've taught me a lot. I just won't believe any companies that promote going green unless that's all they exist for. Because that's impossible. Completely.
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thebachellor
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Cool fam. You've taught me a lot. I just won't believe any companies that promote going green unless that's all they exist for. Because that's impossible. Completely.
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I believe in a recent study, it said that the number of cars outnumbered the number of drivers. You also have to account the number of people ready to buy another car, and selling their current car wont get them much $ so it would be better to donate it. My parents just donated an old bimmer that was just sitting in front of my house.
so yea it would make sense for them to have an ad to donate your old car or boat or whatever. They will probably sell the scraps from the boat and camper
so yea it would make sense for them to have an ad to donate your old car or boat or whatever. They will probably sell the scraps from the boat and camper
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I believe in a recent study, it said that the number of cars outnumbered the number of drivers. You also have to account the number of people ready to buy another car, and selling their current car wont get them much $ so it would be better to donate it. My parents just donated an old bimmer that was just sitting in front of my house.
so yea it would make sense for them to have an ad to donate your old car or boat or whatever. They will probably sell the scraps from the boat and camper
so yea it would make sense for them to have an ad to donate your old car or boat or whatever. They will probably sell the scraps from the boat and camper
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They don't fix the cars and give them away...
. You guys are so dense.
Maybe not in the city, but in other places it's not rare to see cars rotting on people's driveways. Hell, my Aunt had an old Nissan Sentra with busted heads in her driveway for 3 years just collecting dust. Her intention was to fix it, but she just bought another car instead. It's the same with Campers and boats.
It will cost too much money for the Salvation Army to get those vehicles up and running. They sell them to scrap/junk yards, where they get anywhere from $200-600. That money goes directly to charity and you get a nice tax write-off in return.
Even though the car, boat, camper is worthless to society due to it's disheveled state, you can still make money by donating it to charity or taking it to a scrap yard yourself. The metal is still worth a couple hundred bucks.
They offer this service, because people don't have the means to call a tow truck and tow the car to a scrap yard. The Salvation Army (other charities do this as well) offer the convenience in exchange for a tax write off.
Maybe not in the city, but in other places it's not rare to see cars rotting on people's driveways. Hell, my Aunt had an old Nissan Sentra with busted heads in her driveway for 3 years just collecting dust. Her intention was to fix it, but she just bought another car instead. It's the same with Campers and boats.
It will cost too much money for the Salvation Army to get those vehicles up and running. They sell them to scrap/junk yards, where they get anywhere from $200-600. That money goes directly to charity and you get a nice tax write-off in return.
Even though the car, boat, camper is worthless to society due to it's disheveled state, you can still make money by donating it to charity or taking it to a scrap yard yourself. The metal is still worth a couple hundred bucks.
They offer this service, because people don't have the means to call a tow truck and tow the car to a scrap yard. The Salvation Army (other charities do this as well) offer the convenience in exchange for a tax write off.
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They don't fix the cars and give them away...
. You guys are so dense.
Maybe not in the city, but in other places it's not rare to see cars rotting on people's driveways. Hell, my Aunt had an old Nissan Sentra with busted heads in her driveway for 3 years just collecting dust. Her intention was to fix it, but she just bought another car instead. It's the same with Campers and boats.
It will cost too much money for the Salvation Army to get those vehicles up and running. They sell them to scrap/junk yards, where they get anywhere from $200-600. That money goes directly to charity and you get a nice tax write-off in return.
Even though the car, boat, camper is worthless to society due to it's disheveled state, you can still make money by donating it to charity or taking it to a scrap yard yourself. The metal is still worth a couple hundred bucks.
They offer this service, because people don't have the means to call a tow truck and tow the car to a scrap yard. The Salvation Army (other charities do this as well) offer the convenience in exchange for a tax write off.
Maybe not in the city, but in other places it's not rare to see cars rotting on people's driveways. Hell, my Aunt had an old Nissan Sentra with busted heads in her driveway for 3 years just collecting dust. Her intention was to fix it, but she just bought another car instead. It's the same with Campers and boats.
It will cost too much money for the Salvation Army to get those vehicles up and running. They sell them to scrap/junk yards, where they get anywhere from $200-600. That money goes directly to charity and you get a nice tax write-off in return.
Even though the car, boat, camper is worthless to society due to it's disheveled state, you can still make money by donating it to charity or taking it to a scrap yard yourself. The metal is still worth a couple hundred bucks.
They offer this service, because people don't have the means to call a tow truck and tow the car to a scrap yard. The Salvation Army (other charities do this as well) offer the convenience in exchange for a tax write off.
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Originally Posted by joeykadesh
I'm sorry, I tried to be mature about this, but your just a flat out dumb *%@
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Originally Posted by joeykadesh
I'm sorry, I tried to be mature about this, but your just a flat out dumb *%@
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you really thought they give campers and boats to the less fortunate? SMH
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you really thought they give campers and boats to the less fortunate? SMH
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I swear, some of you fellas have the brain capacity of a bagel.
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I swear, some of you fellas have the brain capacity of a bagel.
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Seriously, what the !%!! is he going on about? "Going green" and some @$%+? Where did he pull that out of?
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Seriously, what the !%!! is he going on about? "Going green" and some @$%+? Where did he pull that out of?
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This Bachellor fellow just cant take the L. And i came to this thread right after the BoA one with him sounding equally ridiculous
Who the hell would think theyre asking you to donate the car youre driving at the moment you see the ad?
I know plenty of people with cars just sitting with no idea what to do with them
Who the hell would think theyre asking you to donate the car youre driving at the moment you see the ad?
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This Bachellor fellow just cant take the L. And i came to this thread right after the BoA one with him sounding equally ridiculous
Who the hell would think theyre asking you to donate the car youre driving at the moment you see the ad?
I know plenty of people with cars just sitting with no idea what to do with them
Who the hell would think theyre asking you to donate the car youre driving at the moment you see the ad?
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Co-sign. Its really not that hard to understand.
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trelvis tha thrilla
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Co-sign. Its really not that hard to understand.
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Originally Posted by 17708
This Bachellor fellow just cant take the L. And i came to this thread right after the BoA one with him sounding equally ridiculous
Who the hell would think theyre asking you to donate the car youre driving at the moment you see the ad?I know plenty of people with cars just sitting with no idea what to do with them
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Originally Posted by 17708
This Bachellor fellow just cant take the L. And i came to this thread right after the BoA one with him sounding equally ridiculous
Who the hell would think theyre asking you to donate the car youre driving at the moment you see the ad?I know plenty of people with cars just sitting with no idea what to do with them
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