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Use Google and find a local recycling centre. 4.\u00a0Donate them to a charitable organization: Nobody says no to moving boxes. A charity may make good use of these boxes and they will also be grateful to you. 5.\u00a0Sell them on websites like BoxCycle, Craigslist: You can make money out of those boxes if you don\u2019t want to just give them away. Websites like BoxCycle are a great place to start. Your local Craiglist listing or any other website to sell used things is also a good idea. 6.\u00a0Keep them and use them for storage: You can unfold them and pile them up for your next move or use them to store things you don\u2019t use. At 21st\u00a0Century Relocations, we believe in putting your needs first before everything else. We are experienced in different kinds of relocation services and will get you where you need to go on time. Contact us today! Read more: Moving To Spain? 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