View Poll Results: Is it ok to cut cords off vacuums & small appliances and leave them on the curb?

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  • yes

    21 53.85%

  • no

    12 30.77%

  • under certain conditions / maybe

    6 15.38%
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  1. 07-04-2013, 02:04 PM #1
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    To me there are two options: Take it or leave it.



    The only time I ever cut cords is when it's something has no value other then the cord, and even then I ask if it's ok to just take the cord. I feel really bad when I cherry pick during curb shopping. The same thing with CRT's, I would never gut a TV on the curb. IDK, It just doesn't seem right to me.
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