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craigslist mentions (13)

• Where to get a realistic idea of rent?

  If you're just shopping around / looking for comparatives, then sites like apartments.com, and https://sfbay.craigslist.org/ are good for getting an overview, keeping in mind they have a bit of a bias in their numbers as they only compare / show what they have so using at least two sites to get a "baseline" would be best. Source: 11 months ago

• Thinking of moving to California

  Many towns outside of LA or SF are pretty interesting with its own charm, you need to check it out and, of course, make sure if you can afford. check out https://sfbay.craigslist.org/ for apartment listing, you can get a taste of it. Source: about 1 year ago

• Moving from Europe to Bay area with family worth it?

  You can also find some great prices on second-hand furniture via the Craigslist classified ads site: https://sfbay.craigslist.org/. Source: about 1 year ago

• Advice and tips for international postdoc at Berkeley

  I prefer using Craigslist over Zillow/apartments.com for finding rentals. Source: over 1 year ago

• Housing near Stanford

  A site I am looking for is https://sfbay.craigslist.org/ but I haven't gotten a reply after 10 days when emailing to an encrypted email address. Source: over 1 year ago

Old Navy mentions (9)

• Moving from 1 domain to a subdomain - how to minimize SEO impact

  One thing that struck me was that let's say 10 years from now the owners wanted to sell the business. Having two separate domains is more valuable than having one. Combining them into one domain with a subdomain isn't as valuable as having two domains that both generate a ton of traffic. And the second thought I had was I'm worried about this creating brand confusion and distrust. For example, oldnavy.gap.com I... Source: about 1 year ago

• Can you help me figure out where to shop?

  To my great surprise, Maurice’soften has a smaller but very nice plus size section. (They also carry high-rise boot cut jeans that fit me perfectly). I usually find something there. Old Navy has plus sizes, though you often have to order them online. Cato Fashions is also good for plus sizes, not horribly expensive, and again I usually find something. My sizes generally run 22-26 depending on the brand so if they... Source: about 1 year ago

• new to dresses

  $30 sounds plenty. I think your size is Petite(short height) / Large. Go to Old Navy > Dresses > Filter size: petite / large > Sort by price: low to high and take a look. Cheapest one is only $12 and their shipping fee is $7. Source: about 1 year ago

• Our thoughts after a major clothing haul

  Old Navy (https://oldnavy.gap.com) was a positive surprise for us.I was not expecting him to like anything and mainly did the order just to see what the sizing and quality was like. He probably tried on close to 20 different types of t-shirts from all these orders/stores and the Old Navy ones ended up being the favorite. They were also incredibly inexpensive which was a great plus! This was another website that... Source: about 1 year ago

• Old Navy: 40% off everything, 50% off for cardmembers

  Link to Old Navy website.Surprised I didn't already see this here, I just got $200 worth of clothes for myself and Christmas gifts for just under $100. Still a pretty sweet deal f you're not a cardmember since the 40% off applies to everything from new arrivals to clearance/already marked down items. Source: over 1 year ago