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Free Environmental Classifieds Newspaper toOver 3.5 Billion People...



FreeRetiredStuff.com a global, recycling resource provider, of free neighborhood-driven text and photo classified ads and want ads, announced today that it has released its core service to eleven (11) new markets: Austria, Belgium, Italy, Malaysia, Netherlands, Singapore, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, and Taiwan.



Established in May of this year, Free Retired Stuff was founded, to provide a voice to the millions of people, globally looking for ways to further enable recycling and put a stop to discarding usable items in landfills, by finding local takers for unwanted items. The free neighborhood-driven classified ad and want ad program allows anyone to give or receive any type of free item, from furniture to firewood, by simply entering their zip code or postal code.



Free Retired Stuff'ss - think globally, act locally mission is simple, protect the environment, by keeping usable unwanted stuff out of neighborhood landfills, by donating or receiving.



Free Retired Stuff has expanded its free neighborhood-driven, free everything and anything, classified ad model to twenty-nine (29) global markets, representing over 3.5 billion people, with vastly different cultures, in less then a year, said John G. Lambros, President and Founder.



The firm is the world'ss largest classified recycling virtual newspaper, offering more than one (1) million different zip code and postal code editions of free classified and want ad listings, within one website. Each neighborhood edition has complete control of all content, thus integrating green practices into every home and business worldwide.






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