How To Sell Your Stuff Online The Right Way

If you’re someone who buys or sells online, you’re probably familiar with Craigslist, but PennyGem’s Justin Kircher has some alternatives.

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00:00If you're someone who buys or sells online, you're probably familiar with Craigslist,

00:08one of the trend-setting online classified sites.

00:11But there are some alternatives out there.

00:13It should be no surprise that Facebook lands on the list since it's one of the online giants,

00:18but its marketplace feature is becoming more widely used.

00:21Digital Trends says that you'll need to have a Facebook profile first,

00:24and you can set up your search filters for up to 100 miles away from your location.

00:28Whether it's through the site or an app, the feature is free and lets you put a face to the name, unlike Craigslist.

00:33Another popular site also has a classified section, and that's eBay.

00:37Famous for its auctions, Money Talks News says the site does have a classified section

00:42that caters to selling items locally, with filters to search within your zip code

00:46and finding free local pickup options.

00:48However, the site does say that eBay isn't free for sellers, with a listing usually costing $9.95 for 30 days.

00:54Let Go gets praise from Digital Trends for being user-friendly with its photo-heavy display.

01:00It is free to buy and sell, but while you do have to sign up for an account,

01:03it does mean that you can communicate without having to give your phone number to a stranger.

01:07And there are platforms out there that are more specialized, with one of them being Poshmark.

01:12Money Talks News says this marketplace site is focused on fashion,

01:15but if you're looking to make some cash on clothes or shoes buried in your closet, it's not free.

01:19The site says Poshmark charges a flat fee of $2.95 for sales under $15, and anything over that takes 20%.