InfantExchange.com is a new eBay-type auction and classified ad site specifically for baby and kid gear. Buy, sell or swap, if you're so inclined! Listings are free with for-fee "upgrades," but founder Marlon Montgomery got in touch to let me know that they're waiving fees till the end of the year. If you'd like to give it a try, during the registration, use the promotional code whatadeal.
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