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There is now a web site dedicated to trading dirt. That’s the stuff also known as “soil” – not the type of dirt dished by many other web sites. Might be a good place to check out if you just excavated a basement and can’t figure out what to do with the previous contents of the hole. A descriptive article is at:
http://www.redherring.com/index.asp?layout=story&channel=50000005&doc_id=140019214&rh_special_report_id=
while the site itself is:
http://www.dirtmarket.com
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Sounds like it could be a good service. I was retained last year to try to track down some hazardous waste (gasoline contaminated soil) that someone stole from behind the service service in the middle of the night. I never found the missing dirt, but such a service might eliminate the need for people to steal dirt. Gotta be pretty desperate to steal something that sells for $0.03/pound. -David
*Thanks Casey, The sites are great. We always seem to be in need of clean fill dirt.
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There is now a web site dedicated to trading dirt. That's the stuff also known as "soil" - not the type of dirt dished by many other web sites. Might be a good place to check out if you just excavated a basement and can't figure out what to do with the previous contents of the hole. A descriptive article is at:
http://www.redherring.com/index.asp?layout=story&channel=50000005&doc_id=140019214&rh_special_report_id=
while the site itself is:
http://www.dirtmarket.com