1. I honestly visit/refresh the website more than 100 times a day. 2. I have the RSS feed 3. I have the RSS feed sent to my phone every 10 minutes 4. I scoop up goodies, many before they’ve been posted more than 5 minutes 5. I rehash items my daughter covets, but I always told her I wasn’t giving up/giving her 6. Each person that I’ve talked to, emailed, or IM’d has heard me gush about Rehash 7. I’ve cleaned out my jewelry box that hadn’t been touched in 8 months or more 8. I started spring cleaning just to go through clothes to pick out for rehashing 9. My post office knows what’s in my packages when I walk through the door to mail stuff 10. My myspace, blog, live journal, and eHow all has mention of Rehash 11. I’ve gone through three sets of batteries on my digital camera… whereas I would normally only change them once every couple of months 12. I have a folder on my desktop named Rehash, which contains spreadsheets, emails, and pictures for my rehash bliss

Land O Lakes, FL

Have you written an algorithm for optimal amount of items in a trade that yields the lowest cost in shipping? If not, you’re not quite addicted yet.

Miami, FL

Not an algorithm, but I have a linked spreadsheet formula to make sure I’m getting the best deal (column for priority of interest, yard sell value of item, weight of package to ship, cost of shipping and packing supplies). Does that count?

Land O Lakes, FL

Your friends and family are going to hate us for turning you into an addict. I have your book name already. From Rehash to Rehab: The Ambyr Story.

San Francisco, CA

lol that is a lot of dedication

Massachusetts

I can’t be the only one that noted the irony in you using 3 sets of batteries for a site that promotes recycling.

Miami, FL

I’m not quite as addicted as Ambyr, but the fact that rehash is one of the few sites not blocked at my workplace is certainly fanning the flame.

Canandaigua, New York

Wow you ARE REALLY addicted. I’m totally addicted as well but not as bad as you. haha I was scammed 3 times and I still can’t get enough of it. HA! I think I rehashed all my clothes in my closet. Wait, ALMOST.

Bakersfield, CA

Things to do in Rehash:

-Start a New Kids on the Block group -Pretend to fix bugs, but play Wii instead -Scam Henley -Send spam to all Rehashers -Make a fake profile of Sandra Bullock -Pretend to add features, but fix bugs instead -Scam Henley again

BISCAYNE PARK, FL

Can someone rehash Orlando again? That would be awesome. Now thats recycling ;)

Bakersfield, CA

Oh man, I am pretty addicted. Never had any problems except scammed once and now I am trying to get anyone and everyone to join the site so I can trade for more stuff. It is so much fun.

Peoria, AZ

I have been scammed at least once and possibly twice (but I’m liberal with the time), and honestly I don’t care THAT much. Even if I don’t get anything back, at least I’m cleaning out my closet.

Canandaigua, New York

To OP: Like whoa.

Miami, FL

My list looks like Ambyr’s… only my spreadsheet also has a postage column so I can track my actual “expenses”. When you look at the total and then compare it to the list of cool stuff you get (yes, subtract the things that weren’t quite what you expected)... well, you can see how much you really are saving… and Ambyr? I have a set of rechargable energizer batteries for you… just need to know your size! LOL

Lomita (near Los Angeles), CA

All this categorical organization chatter is making me all hot.

BISCAYNE PARK, FL

Ahhh…I hate spreadsheets. I don’t know how to use Microsoft Excel.

Miami, Florida

mami when im in bed with a laidy i spread sheets too if u know what i mean i treat the laidies nice becaus i have alot of money now that im manajer.
u could say i excel at spreadsheats lol ok bye.
amor, tom

Errr. Joy killer.

Interlachen, Florida

13. You check out rehash on your wedding night (after the consummation, of course)

Land O Lakes, FL

14. You give people your Rehash url rather than your Myspace – much less your phone number.

Interlachen, Florida