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Posted by: Tomo Friday 1st August 2008, 10:46am
Last edited 01/08/2008 10:46am by Tomo

ItÂ’s the beginning of the school summer break 2008. For most of us that means traffic jams, babysitters, entertaining our little darlings and probably rain!

Unfortunately itsmymarket.com can’t help with much of the above, although our traffic reports will help you around the worst of the jams. What we can help you with however is that clearout, the de-clutter you’ve been planning for seemingly ages!

Why not take the opportunity of the predictably inclement British weather by photographing your old or unused items, posting them on itsmymarket.com and waiting for someone to come by and take them off your hands?

Of course the best bit is that you can earn some spare cash from selling them too…and in the present financial climate we're sure having a few extra pounds lining your pocket will not only lift the weight a bit but will help entertain the kids over the coming 6 weeks.

To help, on the 30/07/08, we gave every registered user 5 days (worth £5) of Premium Listings to be used by the 30th September 2008. Premium Listings are the paid for way of getting your ad to the top of the category it is listed in - making your ad stand out! As soon as you’ve created your advert book your Premium Listing like normal and you’ll automatically skip the payment area.

Until next time thank you for using and supporting itsmymarket.com. We aim to make our site the leader in the online classifieds sector and to do this we appreciate your hints, suggestions, opinions and criticisms.

For more information or to contact us please reply to this email.

Kind regards,

itsmymarket.com Team

PS: Picture by Benjamin Volant: St Michael's Mount at sunset - entered in itsmymarket.com's Beautiful Cornwall Photo Competition

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