We’ve all been there—you bought one item one time at one store, and the cashier off-handedly asked you for your address. Without putting much thought into it, you dictate your residence, and off you go with your new purchase of the day. Before you know it, you’re being bombarded with catalogs from that very same store. Stacks of paper start piling up around your house, taunting you to buy a new laptop ...
It’s that time of year: tax season. Shoeboxes filled with receipts, endless paperwork that you’ve been avoiding for months—believe us, we’ve been there. But if there is one thing than can make tax season just a little more bearable: receiving a tax return.If you worked with the Junkluggers in 2010 and your items were able to be donated to a charity, then you would have received an item receipt. Likewise ...
