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We're having a dining room table and 6 chairs delivered today. I know it is pretty heavy, so how much should I tip the delivery guys? I'm paying $60 for the delivery itself, but I'm not sure what the norm is on tipping for something like this.
Answer
No norm. Don't tip. They get paid well for their services because the store has to trust them.
No norm. Don't tip. They get paid well for their services because the store has to trust them.
What to do with large furniture when moving out of Canada?
Q. We are leaving the country and moving back to Japan next month and have several large furniture we can not take with us. These are 4 beds, 3 peice sofa set, 4 piece coffee table (surface made of glass) and dining table set (1 table & 6 chairs). We had a moving sale and none of these sold. We also put the dining table set up on kijiji and got 3 spam-looking suspicious replies. We also contacted good will store and furniture dealer and we're waiting for their replies. Anything else we can do?
Answer
Ask a moving company to help you with shipping these items to your new home in Japan. It will cost.
You can try taking your furniture to a resell store specializing in furniture. You consign your furniture. The problem is that they want you to take back the items that don't sell. This is also your expense-to reclaim your furniture.
Then you can donate your furniture items to family and friends in the area.
Last option, one that you would hate, is to donate your furniture to a charity, such as Goodwill.
Also should be able to donate your furniture to a Hospice company that knows a family in need. You may think that donation is terrible since you have good furniture that has value. Well, you need to materialize that idea buyer sooner than you have time for. You do get a tax deduction. That may be the best you can find. At least it's better than setting your stuff on the curb.
Ask a moving company to help you with shipping these items to your new home in Japan. It will cost.
You can try taking your furniture to a resell store specializing in furniture. You consign your furniture. The problem is that they want you to take back the items that don't sell. This is also your expense-to reclaim your furniture.
Then you can donate your furniture items to family and friends in the area.
Last option, one that you would hate, is to donate your furniture to a charity, such as Goodwill.
Also should be able to donate your furniture to a Hospice company that knows a family in need. You may think that donation is terrible since you have good furniture that has value. Well, you need to materialize that idea buyer sooner than you have time for. You do get a tax deduction. That may be the best you can find. At least it's better than setting your stuff on the curb.
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