A New Free Way to Buy, Sell, and Trade Unused Baby Diapers!

Nov. 12, 2010 - PRLog -- If you have a baby in diapers, chances are you have extra disposable diapers floating around the house. Or you might have purchased a particular brand that didn't work out, received diapers as a shower gift, or simply bought too many of a given size and don’t know what to do with them? Diaperpost.com, a recently launched website, can help.

“There's no need to hold on to diapers that you can't use any longer,” said Kisha Mojica, founder of Diaperpost.com. “So, go ahead and sign-up for our site today and begin swapping your unwanted diapers for diapers you can actually use!”

Diaperpost.com, the first website of its kind, provides parents and guardians with a diaper-using young child or children with a unique way to either buy, sell, trade, or donate unused disposable diapers.

“With Diaperpost.com, you now have the opportunity to trade the diapers you'll never use for diapers of the correct size and brand,” said Kisha, adding that the use of their site is totally free. “All you have got to do is just post an ad with the diapers you have to offer.”

The site has also made provision for you to donate your unused diapers to a family in need or an organization in your local area.

So, as a parent or guardian, you no longer will be at a lost as to what you can do with the extra diapers. Besides receiving cash for your left over diapers, Diaperpost.com has also provided a unique way for you to help other parents solve their diapers needs.

“This is a great way for parents to get real of those extra diapers and for others to find affordable ones,” added Kisha.”

So, if you are a parent or guardian looking for great deals and bargains, http://www.diaperpost.com now provides you with the perfect opportunity to make real savings while getting rid of the extra disposable diapers you have lying around the house.

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About: Diaperpost.com is the first website of its kind. We provide an online marketplace where parents can buy, sell, trade or donate unused/unopened disposable diapers.