Trooyoos

Trooyoos provides people an easy and quick way to give their unwanted stuff for free to others who might find them useful

Users can offer and request almost anything on Trooyoos. Some of the most common posts are items such as household stuff, electronics, clothes and accessories, building materials,garden equipment baby and children stuff, books and music. Things you might not consider reusable like broken appliances sometimes finds home with repairers looking for some parts.


Items given aren't expected to be in perfect condition as long as you honestly describe their condition when you post them. So next time you are decluttering your storeroom, house, garage, moving to a new place or about to throw something away, don't forget that someone in your community might be able to find use for your unwanted stuff.

We don't have to underestimate the power of a small giveaway to drastically improve someone's life. A treated bed net as a giveaway can cover a mother and child for more than a year.



For example, here is how to post your free item on Trooyoos:


-Simply take a photo and briefly describe the item you're giving away.


-Be honest about item description for the receiver to accept it as it is.


-Users in your city will notify you if they are interested in your item.


-Both of you schedule a time and place for item pick up.


-Most pickups are done by arranging a delivery, meeting in a public place, or your residence.


-Both giver and receiver leaves a rating about the transaction.


So why not give away your unwanted stuff with little effort to someone who can use it?

Meet someone new from your community and keep something useful out of the landfill.



Receiver of an offer posted is required to subscribe to help keep the service running such as Trooyoos' applications hosting, administrative costs and better service. Users don’t subscribe to post items!



Not only does the platform provide a way to save money and resources - it also connects neighbors in meaningful ways making for a happier and healthier communities.