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Put a garage sale on the public register
A cheap one-year Public Register Placement for a yard sale, garage sale, or neighborhood announcement. It is still a register listing, not a newspaper ad.
If you are holding a garage sale, yard sale, or estate-cleanout sale, you can put a short notice on the same public register neighbors already use for hearings and other placements. The product is $19.00 Public Register Placement. It is not a newspaper ad, not Legal Publication, and not a promise that anyone will show up.
Notice Nearby is operated by Record of Sale, LLC, an Oregon limited liability company. Ryan Standley is Publisher / Authorized Officer.
What you get
- A public listing under type Garage sale / community announcement.
- The same county hub as other notice segments —
/{state}/{county}— while the sale is current. - A take-down date you choose, so the sale does not linger after Saturday.
- A Placement Certificate: URL, dates, and content hash. Not a court stamp.
How to place it
- Open /publish?type=garage_sale. The form hides case numbers and court parties.
- Write a clear title and what you are selling. Name the street or neighborhood.
- Pick the state, then the Census county. That tags the listing to the county hub.
- Set Sale ends / take down on. After that Pacific-Time day the listing drops from search and county pages.
- Accept the seller waiver. Checkout will not start without it.
- Place a garage sale for $19.00 on Stripe. Nothing goes live unpaid.
The required waiver
I understand and agree that Notice Nearby and Record of Sale, LLC do not accept responsibility for garage sale claims, the accuracy of this listing, or items sold. Buyer and seller disputes, condition, title, safety, and the legality of goods are between the parties. This is Public Register Placement — not a newspaper, not a permit, and not a statutory legal notice.
We store the acceptance timestamp and waiver version with the notice. The public listing carries a short reminder: Seller-posted listing. Notice Nearby / Record of Sale, LLC does not stand behind items sold or buyer–seller disputes.
Honesty
A city that requires a yard-sale permit still requires that permit. If a statute asks for a newspaper, this product does not satisfy it. Counsel or the clerk decides what a court will accept — we do not.
Garage sale listing — $19
$19 Public Register Placement for one year. No case number. No court parties. First paid purchase from a new customer email is 50% off — applies once. A discount is a price. It is not legal validity. This is not newspaper publication.
50% off first use
First paid purchase from a new customer email is 50% off — applies once.
Questions people actually ask
- Is this a newspaper classified or a legal notice?
- No. A garage sale listing is Public Register Placement: a searchable page on Notice Nearby and a Placement Certificate. It does not satisfy newspaper or other statutory legal-notice requirements. It is not a city permit.
- When does the listing come down?
- You set Sale ends / take down on before checkout. After that date — end of day, America/Los_Angeles — the listing leaves search, county hubs, and homepage feeds. The paid record can still be opened by URL for the Placement Certificate.
- Who is responsible if a buyer and seller disagree?
- You are. Notice Nearby and Record of Sale, LLC do not accept responsibility for garage sale claims, the accuracy of the listing, or items sold — including condition, title, safety, and whether the goods may legally be sold. The required waiver stores that acceptance with a timestamp and version.
- What does $19 include?
- A Public Register Placement at $19.00, the county hub listing while the sale is current, a county QR sheet with the purchase, and a Placement Certificate. First paid purchase from a new customer email is 50% off — applies once. A discount is a price. It is not legal validity.
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Notice Nearby is operated by Record of Sale, LLC, an Oregon limited liability company. Nothing on this site is legal advice. A register placement does not satisfy newspaper or other statutory legal-notice requirements. A publisher affidavit on file records URL, dates, and content hash for that paid listing. It does not make a placement Legal Publication or newspaper publication. Confirm the governing statute with counsel before you file.