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You're not wrong, but I don't think organic shopping with other strangers is under any threat (currently). For example, I just sold my PS4 to some stranger for
by joslin01 11y ago
You're not wrong, but I don't think organic shopping with other strangers is under any threat (currently). For example, I just sold my PS4 to some stranger for cash. I would be intrigued if a company could beat them there because that would likely be the final blow.
- e12e 11y agoMy impression is that craiglist is still rather US centric. For selling my PS4 (if I had one), I'd probably turn to the national variant (in Norway, that'd be http://www.finn.no http://www.finn.no - similar to craiglist in that it for the longest time was horribly ugly and clunky -- it's somewhat better now, but still pretty bad from a technical standpoint) -- or ebay. Out of curiosity, why craiglist and not ebay? Is ebay "too big" (you're not advertising to people in your city, that you can meet and do the handover in person, but rather to the world -- and will likely have to deal with shipping)?
- joslin01 11y agoEbay is too big, yes. I live in NYC, so I prefer to just meet someone and exchange cash & product. Going through ebay would be so much more work.