A subreddit to help you keep up to date with what's going on with reddit and other stuff. I was wondering if anyone knows about some local apps/ sites to sell things on like an online garage sale/ yard sale that are similar to craigslist. I swear by craigslist for everything, but it requires attention to detail and caution.
Recently when i check my area for sales, it shows dozens of listings from numerous… I do a lot of selling and it would be helpful if i didn't have to duplicate every listing. Any advice would be apprecaited.
Also how's the job market for restaurant/fast food/retail work? This is a welcome change. Craigslist did charge a $5 fee to list, but that didn't deter any of the fake car ads. Don't spam your non los angeles topics here.
I'm coming to london in the fall for an internship, and i was wondering if there was a catchall site like craigslist where i can go to find jobs, things for sale, etc. Perhaps there is a competitor site that wants to do away with free platforms like craigslist so they can charge you a fee? Basically want to just post to one platform, and automate a duplicate ad on the other. Look for reviews or recommendations elsewhere.
Craigslist is descent but i'd like to find others which i can list my items on. Craigslist is a largely unregulated marketplace that can be attractive to scammers and frauds, but it is also a rich wealth of opportunity for wonderful deals. A los angeles community to post craigslist like posts for other redditors to buy, sell, rent, and more in the local los angeles area. Craigslist has been a reliable source for finding garage sales.
Hopefully it'll eliminate that issue. It seems to me that craigslist is purposely being attacked (perhaps with the intent of causing people to lose trust/confidence in the site).