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Awesome deal on Cleveland craigslist for firewood!!
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<blockquote data-quote="giXXer" data-source="post: 1686671" data-attributes="member: 32817"><p>I doubt it was an error. That ad looks the same as the ones in northern Michigan except the price is usually $45-$60 per "cord." Unfortunately most sellers don't give you the courtesy of mentioning that it's a 1/3 cord, "face" cord, or "rick." I believe that due to the economic down-turn there are a lot of people unfamiliar with firewood trying to make a buck selling it. It also seems to be a Michigan/Northern Wisconsin (now leaking into Ohio) thing with the standards of measurement and terminology. Asking the seller for the volume of wood never hurts. A good seller or logger knows how many cu. ft. he is selling and it helps insure you against the "cord" seller that comes with a half full short box pick-up truck bed.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="giXXer, post: 1686671, member: 32817"] I doubt it was an error. That ad looks the same as the ones in northern Michigan except the price is usually $45-$60 per "cord." Unfortunately most sellers don't give you the courtesy of mentioning that it's a 1/3 cord, "face" cord, or "rick." I believe that due to the economic down-turn there are a lot of people unfamiliar with firewood trying to make a buck selling it. It also seems to be a Michigan/Northern Wisconsin (now leaking into Ohio) thing with the standards of measurement and terminology. Asking the seller for the volume of wood never hurts. A good seller or logger knows how many cu. ft. he is selling and it helps insure you against the "cord" seller that comes with a half full short box pick-up truck bed. [/QUOTE]
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