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How to Use Facebook Marketplace

Creating and Managing Listings

To effectively use Facebook Marketplace for selling, it's important to create appealing listings. High-quality images and detailed descriptions can significantly increase the chances of your items being noticed and sold [1:3]. Some sellers have experienced fluctuations in visibility due to Facebook's metrics system, which can affect how often your listings are seen [1:2]. Cross-listing from other platforms like Poshmark can help reach a wider audience [1:4].

Buying Tips

When buying on Facebook Marketplace, timing and communication are key. Many users report that deals can be snatched up quickly, so it's important to act fast and communicate clearly with sellers [4:1][4:4]. Adjusting search settings and using tools like Marketplace Monitor or Discord alerts can help you find new listings as soon as they are posted [2:1][2:2].

Local vs. Shipping Options

Facebook Marketplace allows for both local pickups and shipping options. Local pickup can lead to more sales but may involve some unusual interactions [1:7]. Offering shipping can expand your buyer base but might result in fewer sales compared to local transactions [1:5][1:6].

Access Issues and Solutions

Some users experience issues accessing Marketplace, often due to account activity or settings [5:1]. Solutions include personalizing your Marketplace settings or creating a commerce shop through a business page to regain access [5:2][5:3]. If Marketplace is unavailable, messaging a seller through a random listing can sometimes prompt a personalization option that restores access [5:11].

General Advice

Marketplace functions similarly to a yard sale, where items are priced to sell quickly rather than hold out for higher offers [4:2]. Sellers should be prepared for buyers who may not follow through on promises to pick up items, and buyers should be ready to commit to purchases promptly [4:1][4:8]. Overall, patience and persistence are key to navigating the platform successfully.

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Matketplace

Posted by EmotionalAssistant32 · in r/BehindTheClosetDoor · 1 month ago
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Morning guys! I have been selling on poshmark for years and ebay for about a year. Does anyone sell on Facebook marketplace. If so how and do you guys have any tips? I have a few things listed but haven't gotten any hits at all. Wondering if im not doing something right.

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ILikeCannedPotatoes · 1 month ago

Facebook used to be amazing. When my sales on Poshmark started to noticeably decline I put my entire closet on FBM and sold almost half my listings in just a few weeks. It was insane.

Then I had a few listings pulled for bogus reasons, I appealed and won every time and all my listings were reinstated, but on FBM even the act of having listings flagged and pulled - regardless of whether or not it was valid - will ding your metrics big time and I went from thousands of views per week to maybe 10 if I'm lucky. So I pulled all my listings off and the only time I ever post anything there now is if I have something very large or awkward to ship that I want to sell locally. Otherwise, I don't even log into FB anymore.

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SchenellStrapOn · 1 month ago

Facebook has zero human support on marketplace. I’ve always been leery of it. I’ve used BST groups in the past with some success. But never just in marketplace.

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PristineTwo6039 · 1 month ago

I think it's a hit or miss with FBMP, I have items that sold really quickly, but I also ahve a few that has been idle there for a while...

I feel like decent pictures does better and relevant description. If it has more details of the item, it seems to sell faster.

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Mindless-Advisor-2 · 1 month ago

I’ve started cross listing there. It’s a little different to navigate - people are looking for better deals but I just lost it at my Poshmark price and let them negotiate because I know I can go lower on my minimum since I’m cutting out fees. I don’t know if there’s a true tip that I can give. Some things will sit with no hits and then suddenly someone wants it

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dfur17 · 1 month ago

This may be a dumb question, but do you only sell stuff on Facebook marketplace locally, or do you ship?

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NinjaHiccup · 1 month ago

I used to offer both, but I stopped offering local pickup because I had too many weird interactions. )Someone once asked if when they picked up a dress they could try it on in our apartment and then sent a picture of themselves from the waist down to "prove" they were real.) Unfortunately, I think local is much better for making sales if you're willing to get past the weirdos. I have sold with shipping, but way more on local.

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IMustProfessImJess · 1 month ago

I do a decent amount in "bougie" kids clothes on FB marketplace (local pick-up only). There is SO MUCH kids stuff at the bins I can pick-up for so cheap while I'm at the bins anyway. Average about $200-250/month.

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FB Marketplace- any tips?

Posted by edwardcoplin · in r/Flipping · 6 months ago

Any tips on trying to find new listings on FB Marketplace when they’re first posted? Everytime I come across a deal that’s been posted within 30 min I’ll message the seller but either don’t get a response or they say someone’s already on the way to buy. I’ve tried Swoopa, but that seems to be a scam as everyone I messaged didn’t answer me back.

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Jazzlike-Leather-590 · 1 month ago

Hey! I actually built a tool that sends Facebook Marketplace alerts to your phone/computer using Discord. It's much cheaper than other apps, tons of customization, and way more flexible. I'm running a free trial right now so go ahead and check it out :) https://apify.com/futurafree/facebook-marketplace-scraper-discord-alerts

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dan99067 · 5 months ago

Try out Marketplace Monitor

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asillymuffin25961 · 6 months ago

Look at it all the time and be fast

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AutomaticAnt6328 · 6 months ago

You can change your search settings by going to Marketplace, press the search button, then the filter button that looks like 2 lines that are just to the left of the Local or All Marketplace tab.

http://FB Marketplace search settings https://imgur.com/a/dRnJuxg

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how does thi s work?

Posted by hinewtofb · in r/FacebookMarketplace · 3 years ago

Hi i am new to marketplace and would like to know do they come to me do i come to them or do i ship it please let me know

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Is Facebook Marketplace a joke now?

Posted by TheMapLeadsNowhere · in r/FacebookMarketplace · 2 months ago

A few years ago I was easily able to buy items on marketplace. I haven’t bought anything on there for a couple of years but started looking again the last couple of weeks. I have messaged and arranged meet ups with several people now and every single one has then sold the item out from under me. I have also made other inquiries for items that have the “just listed” tag, only for sellers to say they are already sold or pending pick up. The prices also seem OUTRAGEOUS for most items. Are other people also experiencing the decline in quality interactions with honest sellers and a lack of well priced items? Do you think this is a problem caused by resellers or the economy? I needed to vent and am curious about your marketplace interactions as of late.

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Manchesterman19 · 2 months ago

Also, I try to only browse and message sellers when I’m ready to buy right now. I’m not looking for deals this weekend. I’m only reaching out if I can commit to a pickup now or the very near future.

If you’ve sold anything of FBM recently, you’ll get burned by so many people who say they are going to pickup the next day. A next day promise has lower than 50% close rate. Even a morning promise for a time that afternoon is probably lower than 80%. So if you are a seller and you’ve got two potential buyers: one who will buy in the next 2 hours or one who might show up the next day, which one are you going to sell to?

Me? I’m going to tell the second buyer to reach out in the morning to confirm if the item is still available.

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fadedblackleggings · 2 months ago

Right. If I am busy, I will send someone else to pick it up within a few hours. You can't expect someone to hold something for you, without payment.

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TheMapLeadsNowhere · OP · 2 months ago

If Marketplace is being used as intended and not as a resellers job, then it is similar to a yard sale. You’re offering stuff you’ve already had in your house for years, why would it matter if it sits there for another day while you wait for the first person who inquired?

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Kristinsmomsfriend78 · 2 months ago

As a seller, I honor the agreements I make, and don’t resort to the “first come, first served” model. I’m not holding things for weeks, but if I make a commitment, I stick to it. As a buyer, I try to tell the seller when I can come (as quickly as possible), and haven’t had anyone sell out from under me. Maybe I’ve been lucky, but don’t give up hope!

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TheMapLeadsNowhere · OP · 2 months ago

Thanks for the encouragement! I’m glad that you treat your buyers well!

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Manchesterman19 · 2 months ago

You may just be out of practice or haven’t kept up with the learning curve. There was probably less competition a few years ago.

Now, if you really want something because it’s a great deal, there’s an expectation that you communicate clearly and be able to move quickly. If it’s a great deal, there are a dozen offers in their inbox, so you better stand out.

If you are starting out with “is this available?”, you’re going to lose out to the competition who starts out with “if this is still available, I’d like to buy for $55. I can pickup right now or whenever is most convenient for you.” I know which buyer I’m going to respond to first. I also know which messages have a pretty high success rate when I’m buying.

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Tight-Bumblebee495 · 2 months ago

Idk about economy, but I cannot buy anything lately. I’d post “hey, I want to buy your stuff, let’s meet in the area” and they either read and ignore, or reply with some inadequate shit 🤷 

This platform is a waste of time.

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remosiracha · 2 months ago

Prices don't make sense for someone's used shit anymore and 90% of the time I can't get it to show me something IN MY CITY.

I don't need an algorithm for fucking garage sales. Just show everything in my radius and let me search for specifics. I shouldn't have to constantly check if I'm on the "local" tab. Every time I'm on it I find something perfect that I need for a good price only to realize it's 6 hours away.

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Suddenly can't access marketplace

Posted by Hangzy · in r/FacebookMarketplace · 1 year ago

I've had facebook for a little less than a year and in that whole time I've been using marketplace, primarily looking at cars and guitars. I've never posted any listings and according to facebook's marketplace requirements help page, I check all the boxes and have no reason to not have access. Out of nowhere though, I went to open marketplace and it gave me a pop up that said "Marketplace isn't available to you." On my phone, the option to even open marketplace isn't there anymore and if I try to open one of my saved items, it pops up with the same message. I can still get to the marketplace tab on my computer, but again it shows the same popup. I have no idea what could've happened or how I could submit an appeal since I wasn't technically "banned", any help would be greatly appreciated!

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djsksksabba · 1 year ago

Guys, go to marketplace (it will open in a new tab) choose your own town then choose any of the listed items, try to message the seller, once you do that it will pop a window with “your marketplace is not personalized” you will have 2 option, personalize or not, so go ahead and personalize, and after that follow these steps: https://youtu.be/kf4O78JoC5M?feature=shared

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Novel-Fan-335 · 1 year ago

are you stupid? HOW DO YOU GO TO MARKETPLACE IF IT ISNT AVAILABLE?

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Appropriate-Bid-8303 · 1 year ago

This did not work for me. My Facebook settings looks different on my phone than what’s on this video

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Koltafuck · 1 year ago

this needs to be upvoted, been searching for over an hour.

Just click on a random list and click message and you can "personalize' done.

Grats man

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MightyFlyer45 · 1 year ago

I finally got my access back after losing it in early January. I already had a facebook business page because I have my own business but through my business page, I created a commerce shop, went to live support, and was able to chat with a real person from Facebook. It took a little bit of explaining and they seemed somewhat confused at first but within a day or two they had restored my access.

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Fit_Researcher2604 · 1 year ago

how did you get live support

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jlcole87 · 1 year ago

Has anyone had their market place fixed? I'm a new user so I can browse fir cars and it. Just kicked me off.

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driftless_crow · 1 year ago

Hey! I just got my Marketplace access back after losing it in January!

I had a newer Facebook account that I wasn’t super active on beyond looking at marketplace. Almost all the friends I had on there added me first, so I rarely friended people myself. One day, out of nowhere, I lost marketplace access.

Yesterday I logged onto Facebook, saw I still didn’t had marketplace, and then I friended someone myself for the first time since I started my account. Checked back a few hours later and saw my marketplace had been restored…? I didn’t reset the app or anything, just refreshed the app before opening it again.

I have no idea what friending someone had to do with getting marketplace back, or if there was even any correlation to begin with, but might be worth a shot. Probably has something to do with how active your account is.

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Mediocre-Mention-805 · 1 year ago

I made a new account it worked for a bit now I can't access again wtf Facebook fr dude

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Walter_white94736 · 1 year ago

How do I make a new account?

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No-Woodpecker2877 · 1 year ago

Mine doesn’t work either (in Canada, on IOS, was selling lots of stuff on there) for some reason it does work on my alt account though, all I was selling at that time was a Xbox

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cbreezostackz · 1 year ago

Any update? I just lost mine

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How good is Facebook marketplace to buy something?

Posted by Own_King48 · in r/PAK · 1 year ago

I checked it and it looks so interesting. And surprisingly the sellers even tell if there's any fault in item. And prices of item seem ok too. Have anyone tried buying from there and ho was experience? And should I buy things I like from there? (ig it depends on product review) And what's up with somethings written as "free"?

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Expensive_Storm2782 · 1 year ago

Full of scams

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Own_King48 · OP · 1 year ago

You mean not as they look in pictures?

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Expensive_Storm2782 · 1 year ago

Yes

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I can't use the Marketplace and have no idea why. What should I do?

Posted by MagicalHopStep · in r/facebook · 2 years ago

So, I clicked on the Marketplace tab by accident, only to see "You Can't Buy or Sell on Facebook. This is because you didn't follow our Community Standards." I've never used the Marketplace feature, however. And I don't know anything about any "Community Standards". I really don't use Facebook much at all, aside from the occasional private message to family.

I tried the appeal thing, but you don't get to say anything. I've only gotten replies telling me basically the same thing I mentioned above, and now it won't let me appeal anymore.

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How do you use Facebook marketplace as safely as possible?

Posted by [deleted] · in r/NoStupidQuestions · 3 years ago

I am very nervous about using Facebook marketplace, and i think the whole process of going to or having someone come to your place or somewhere close to it is very sketchy and scary and I just want to know how to be aware and safe. I want to buy something but I don’t have the guts to.

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walrusdog32 · 3 years ago

When I was 16 I lost my phone and decided to buy off the market place. I had the thought that, what’s if the other person just took my money and left with the phone. So one of my thoughts were to bring my big black friend. He was 6ft something and ripped. I ended up bringing my mom and the guy selling the phone was disabled. Checked it at the mall at an AT&T for them to see if it’s good.

Anyways sorry about the random story.

Just tell them to meet in an area with cameras or a place you go often. If I was sketched, I would meet at in front of my local grocery store.

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asburymike · 3 years ago

Many local PDs have safe sale zones (or something like that) for Craigslist and other online purchases. Google is your friend

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dmartinez95 · 3 years ago

Like others said meet somewhere well lit, public, or a meet at a dedicated safe exchange spot provided by you local police department. Have a friend with you, the bigger the better. Have a conterfit money marker with you as well if your selling something for a large amount of money.

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0000GKP · 3 years ago

I’ve never used marketplace because I’m not on Facebook, but I bought stuff from Craigslist when people still used that. I always met people in gas station or grocery store parking lots near the front where we were visible and lots of people were walking by.

The only time I’ve ever had someone come to my house was when I sold a car.

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Compra y venta en Facebook marketplace

Posted by Short-Strawberry-736 · in r/ticoAutos · 4 months ago

Recientemente he visto que mucha gente ha tenido buenas y malas experiencias en la compra y venta en Facebook marketplace. Hay gente que inclusive no le gusta meterse en la plataforma por miedo a que lo estafen ya sea el vendedor así como el comprador. Quería preguntarles a uds cuáles han sido sus experiencias y si no se han metido en ese mercado ¿por qué?

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No_Total_3367 · 4 months ago

Dele sin miedo. Yo je vendido y comprado carros por ahí y todo bien. Obvio hay que tener las precauciones básicas de siempre

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Khlhl · 4 months ago

X2 hay que ser bien bruto para que lo estafen por Marketplace. Son demasiado obvios los estafadores.

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RegionFlaky4670 · 4 months ago

Yo tengo casi que desde que salió que lo uso. He comprado y vendidos carros un par de veces, he comprado y vendido celulares, relojes, piezas de computadora, computadoras completas, etc

Hay que estar miando fuera del tarro para que le vean la cara a uno. Igual uno siempre tiene que hacer un par de filtros. Revisar el perfil es como lo básico.

Yo siempre que vendo algo, me escribe una persona primero reviso el perfil (si es público, por lo menso veo que la foto de perfil y, si sale, la cantidad de amigos) y el nombre de la persona (si sale como Daniel Rojas Alvarez todo bien, si sale algo como Dani el piojo Rojas o varas ahí medio raras, ni contesto)

Igual para comprar, si el vendedor es un mae que la foto de perfil está sosteniendo una pistola o la foto es una imagen de un carro o una imagen con una frase de “no se aprende en la escuela, se aprende en la calle”, ya se sabe que ni se debe escribir Y si el articulo que busca vale 10 millones y alguien lo publicó en 5 millones en “perfecto estado” ya sabe que hay que sospechar

Algo que parece una estupidez, pero es 100% efectivo es poner la hablada al final de la publicación de “estafadores no pierdan tiempo” y esas varas ya hace que ni le escriban jaja

A mí solo una vez me intentaron hacer la de que me mandan un comprobante falso y que viene el uber en camino a recoger el artículo Imagínese que escribieron mal mi nombre en el comprobante, con eso le digo todo… Hay que tener medio cerebro quemado para caer en esas varas

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Realistic-Test9641 · 4 months ago

A mi me ha ido exc.

Solo ser precavido y no exponerse

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Why can’t I use marketplace?

Posted by your_boy_abe · in r/FacebookMarketplace · 1 year ago

The screen when I click marketplace says, “Marketplace isn’t available to you.” I’ve always used marketplace with no problems. I’ve never posted any items or done anything other than buying things I needed. But today it just recently wouldn’t let me go in. How can I fix this? Feel free to ask anything

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Accomplished_Emu_658 · 1 year ago

Its been an ongoing problem just slowly effecting more people. Facebook has not responded if its even unintentional.

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your_boy_abe · OP · 1 year ago

😔 any way to fix it? Marketplace is pretty important for me

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Accomplished_Emu_658 · 1 year ago

Not that i have seen people state. Its been going on for months.

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MoxieTownnn · 1 year ago

Sort by new in this sub-- it seems to be a major glitch that is affecting many, many people.

No guaranteed solutions have emerged yet.

Things that don't work:

  1. Following the directions in fbmp's help center.
  2. Attempting to contact anyone.
  3. Force-stopping the app.
  4. Clearing the cache.
  5. Restarting your phone.
  6. Deleting and reinstalling the app.
  7. Installing FB Lite.

Very, very discouraging.

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ItsJinxDuh · 1 year ago

I have the same issue.

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your_boy_abe · OP · 1 year ago

Do you know how to fix it?

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ItsJinxDuh · 1 year ago

I’m assuming it’s a Facebook issue, so I’m going to wait and see if it fixes itself

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big_red_couch · 1 year ago

There are many ongoing issues with it at the moment. Hopefully they will be solved soon.

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How to use Facebook marketplace

Here are some key considerations for using Facebook Marketplace effectively:

  1. Creating an Account:

    • Ensure you have a Facebook account. Marketplace is integrated into the Facebook app and website.
  2. Accessing Marketplace:

    • On the app, tap the Marketplace icon (shopfront) at the bottom. On the website, find it in the left sidebar.
  3. Browsing Listings:

    • Use the search bar to find specific items or browse categories. You can filter results by location, price, and item condition.
  4. Listing an Item for Sale:

    • Click on "Sell Something" and choose the type of item (Item for Sale, Vehicle, Property for Rent, etc.).
    • Add clear photos, a detailed description, and set a fair price. Be honest about the item's condition.
  5. Communicating with Buyers/Sellers:

    • Use Facebook Messenger to communicate. Be prompt in responding to inquiries and negotiate respectfully.
  6. Safety Tips:

    • Meet in public places during daylight hours for transactions.
    • Bring a friend if possible, especially for high-value items.
    • Trust your instincts; if something feels off, don’t proceed with the transaction.
  7. Payment Methods:

    • Decide on a payment method before meeting. Cash is common, but you can also use digital payment options like PayPal or Venmo.
  8. Managing Listings:

    • Keep your listings updated. Mark items as sold once they are no longer available to avoid confusion.

Recommendation: Always check the seller's profile for reviews and ratings if available. This can help you gauge their reliability. Additionally, consider using the "Local Pickup" option to save on shipping costs and facilitate easier transactions.

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