Response: Yes, I would like someone to pick it up and haul it away. (4/16/2008)

Response: When can it be ready? Also, I will be charged $20 just for the site linking us together. So $100 is the lowest I can go, plus I have to pay for it to be disposed at the dump (4/16/2008)

Response: Hmmm.. wonder why $100 is the lowest you can go. You're the first person to respond and with that being said, I'd like to see if someone will go a tad lower. I thank you for your quick response. Once my household goods arrive into Maryland, sometime in July, I will then be wishing to haul that away and possibly other stuff, as long as the hubby isn't home at the time - I can probably get away carting more away!! But for now, it's just a stove. (4/16/2008)

Response: O.K. Well, i will place my bid and leave it up there. If you are lucky maybe someone lives by you and can take it to the dump. I live in Va. so coming up there (fuel) getting, loading and unloading it (labor) and the cost of dumping it. So even bidding $80 would leave me $60 before I even left my house because this site is not free for the carriers, then factor te fuel and the dump would leave me about $20-30. Honestly, YOU would'nt even do that (4/16/2008)

Response: I understand fully about not wishing to go lower and you do live so far away. Yes, gasoline is wicked expensive these days, especially for a huge truck. With high gasoline prices, labor and the far away distance, I almost feel guilty about accepting the bid. So, let me see if someone who does live closer responds. Thanks again. (4/16/2008)

Response: I trust that you are probably right on this one and I thank you for your straightforwardness. I will be back in June, but my household goods aren't due to arrive until July. Since I just sent out this quote out and applied to other companies, I'd like to see how they respond. I'd never even thought of junking an item such as this before, but now I have no choice. For $100, would you haul this item away? (4/17/2008)