The material on this site may not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, cached, or otherwise used, except with the prior written permission of Baltimore Magazine. We all have it. But as for that mysterious wedding gift? It will probably end up in the dumpster. Jewelry That galloping horse pendant seemed like such a good idea when you drunk-dialed QVC in a fit of 4 a.
Radcliffe Jewelers Reisterstown Rd. Heirloom Jewels Ltd. Pawnshops, too, can pay top dollar for a wide array of jewelry. You were so well-intentioned when you bought that treadmill last year. If you want to sell: Since there are no used exercise equipment stores in the Baltimore area, selling your machines proves a little tricky. Equipment should be in good condition no missing hardware or rusted tubing and pickup is usually within three business days.
The Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services will gladly accept that old weight rack or Bowflex, depending on its condition. Gifts are tax deductible; e-mail the public information office at [email protected] for more information. If you want to sell: Selling a used computer all depends on its condition, of course, but a great place to start is on eBay.
For a more immediate sale, most pawnshops will be happy to take an unwanted computer off your hands. If you want to donate: Schools are always on the hunt for used computers in good shape.
Save some legwork and visit iloveschools. The Lazarus Foundation Freetown Rd. We thought so. Charles St. The longtime chain 30 years and counting, says owner Kevin Stander also buys records and video games. Sound Garden Thames St. If you want to donate: You know the drill: you receive an ill-conceived CD, DVD or video game that—after the grin-and-bear-it smiles are over—just sits and molders in its shrink wrap. Instead of letting perfectly good pieces of entertainment go to waste, why not donate them to a hospital?
