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General Discussion >> Chat >> F.B. Marketplace. http://www.ozpolitic.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1702214882 Message started by Sophia on Dec 10th, 2023 at 11:28pm |
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Title: F.B. Marketplace. Post by Sophia on Dec 10th, 2023 at 11:28pm
Well I must admit… it’s the place to buy/sell.
Today I clinched a $60 tv cabinet 2000mm long for a big TV And a buffet side table with wine rack for $180 Both in really good condition, and solid wood! None of this flat pack crap. Surprisingly a lot of solid wood shelving or dressers or drawers are incredible prices or free! Good thing is I can make the area search within 15 kms radius so don’t have to travel far. Gumtree is getting quieter with ads FB marketplace is taking over. I remember back in the day (yes here I go) when all we had was the Melbourne Trading Post. Then that diminished with the advent of the internet. EBay was hot to trot. Then Gumtree made the grades. And not forgetting garage sales… but that’s faded away since the lockdowns happened. Amazing how times change certain things. But I have been scrolling for days looking at all the amazing furniture in marketplace. It’s such good value compared to furniture places like HN etc. I found something I really like but it’s on the other side of city. An art deco original designed unit. Love art deco style. The way cost of living is rising, any wonder places like marketplace are flourishing with young ones. This is like people helping people. Well I’m a happy lil Vegemite today! :) |
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Title: Re: F.B. Marketplace. Post by A.I. on Dec 11th, 2023 at 3:41am
With the amount of break-ins and home robberies, even porch piracy and online hacking and scammings.
I would say there's another 'Marketplace' where people get things for 'Free'. |
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Title: Re: F.B. Marketplace. Post by AusGeoff on Dec 11th, 2023 at 6:46am One of the problems for me buying online Sophia is that our relatively isolated rural location limits what, and from whom we can buy. There's very little chance of me finding something within, say, a 90km radius around our home. Which means private Gumtree or Facebook sellers won't deliver, and I don't have a suitably-sized vehicle for picking stuff up. And—for example— both The Good Guys and Hardly Normal in Traralgon refuse to deliver more than around 20km. |
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