Learn how to get free stuff for your home with The Freecycle Network. It’s the perfect way to get stuff, but first, you need to learn how the Freecycle program works. Heard the saying “One Man’s Trash ...

Freecycle, an online forum dedicated to exchanging used items rather than trashing them, confirmed a massive data breach that affected more than 7 million users. The nonprofit organization says it ...

When you hear the word "free," you could be forgiven for immediately thinking "strings attached" - especially in an economy in which so many are fighting for financial security. The Freecycle Network, ...

More than seven million people may have had their sensitive information stolen following a data breach that happened on Freecycle’s servers. The organization has published a warning on its website, ...

If Freecycle was a paid service, this would have been more worrying though. In its data breach notification, Freecycle is urging all of its users to change their passwords immediately. This could be ...

The Freecycle Network began as a pretty simple idea: Folks could post lists on the Web of things they no longer want — but don't want to merely throw away. Now the freecycle.org network has spread ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Freecycle lets people give away and get stuff for free. As with many unexpected wonders in life, its main benefit is the one you’re not ...

A non-profit organization used by millions on both sides of the Atlantic to recycle their possessions has admitted suffering a data breach last month. The US-based Freecycle Network, which is also ...

The Milwaukee Freecycle Network is a seven-week-old Yahoo group with more than 1,000 members. The concept is a twist of recycling and bartering where members request items they need or want, and it's ...

The recycling network has seen its UK groups halve in number after members lost patience with its 'autocratic' US leadership Since its inception in 2003, the online world of Freecycle has looked to ...

Before classes begin, Bowdoin’s newest students get to go treasure hunting. Each fall, the Office of Sustainability transforms 10 Cleaveland Street into the Freecycle—a maze of rooms filled with ...