Denver's Craig's List Review

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In 1995, an employee working at Schwab in San Francisco by the name Craig Newmark, began an e-mail list for co-workers and friends about events that were going on in the area. Four years later, Newmark had retired

from his IT job to working full time for his site that he thought of while at home. As the founder and customer service representative, Craig Newmark takes great pride of the expansion of his website, one that assists people from around the world with their essential daily desires, such as finding a new job, apartment, car, date, or even household appliances in a local transaction.

For more information, log onto: www.denver.craigslist.org and see what's in store there for you for yourself!

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10/24/2008

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Katherine M.

03/24/2008

Great review Lisa. We're big fans of craigslist too, have overall had good luck with it mostly buying but occasionally selling as well. Unfortunately Albuquerque's page is not as busy as Denver's but we have still been able to find a few good deals since moving here. Oh and that reminds me we got a killer deal on our house by browsing the rental section so for that I am forever grateful to craigslist LOL> It's also been a great resource for mom's groups and networking in both states we've lived. off to refresh the new listings on CL, yeah I'm addicted and am on the hunt for a particular jogging stroller.

Carrie Frazier
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03/20/2008

My son has told be about this website, but I never have looked at it. After reading your article, I have just wasted the last 1 1/2 hours looking at rentals for my daughter, furniture for both my kids, and I just bought an antique sewing machine for myself. I think this website could be addicting, but very benificial. Some of the deal are amazing. I found formal dining rooms for under $1000. What a benifit for both the buyer and the seller. Thanks again Lisa for sharing.

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