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Mar 30, 2022 - 11:00 AM
Craigslist is the popular American classified advertisement website, and is the go-to place for those seeking housing, for sale, jobs and items wanted. There is however a growing need for specialized services, and people trying to sell and buy used furniture are on the lookout for alternatives.
Ranked among the most popular sites available today are:
1. AptDecoTouted as ‘Craigslist without the risk or hassle’. It helps coordinate transactions from start to finish, including arranging for item delivery. The only drawback is that its only available in New York City, though they plan to expand to the rest of the country.
Other than providing peace of mind to the seller, their fee is quite high at between 14-19% of the value of the item.
2. Chairish
Their advantage is that they cover most of the states, and are trustworthy. The site offers access to hard-to-find items, but their shipping depends on the size and location of the items.
3. Move Loot
This is popularly known as ‘the lazy man’s Craigslist’. They will pick up the item from your home, photograph it as well as creating and managing an online listing. They also deliver to buyers.
4. Furnishly
Their service focuses exclusively on second hand furniture, and as such is the preferred choice for those seeking or selling the same.
5. Krrb
Pronounced ‘curb’, it functions like the classifieds, and has worldwide reach. Its essentially a hybrid of Craigslist and eBay.
6. Facebook MarketplaceThe over 1 billion people who use Facebook monthly provide a huge and ready market.
7. Classifieds.com
Much like Craigslist, but is simple and free.
8. Decluttr
This is especially useful for selling and buying Tech, books and games. Its however a mobile-only app.
9. Mercani
This is also a mobile-based service. One just needs to take a photo, list it and set a price. Their standard charge is 10% of the value of the item you are selling.
If you need to sell, or even buy, furniture these will provide a wide choice and offer different options to suit everyone’s needs.
Mar 30, 2022 - 11:03 AM
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