Do you use Adverts.ie? (21)
sally101: Doh. Somehow put this in the inters instead of here.
You register as a shop on adverts.ie and sell stuff for 25c a listing. Cheaper than E-bay - wondered how many people are actually using Adverts these days.
I hadn't heard of it til now SallyYou register as a shop on adverts.ie and sell stuff for 25c a listing. Cheaper than E-bay - wondered how many people are actually using Adverts these days.
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Never heard of it either!
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filly63: Never heard of it either!
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thanks guys - I just wanted to know how well known it was before I joined. But if you have your own items to sell (e.g furniture, a car, clothes etc) it is free to put an advert in.
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sally101: thanks guys - I just wanted to know how well known it was before I joined. But if you have your own items to sell (e.g furniture, a car, clothes etc) it is free to put an advert in.
I'm on an amazing swap shop group on fb. No money generally changes hands, just swapping. Give me a shout and I'll sign you up
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sally101: thanks guys - I just wanted to know how well known it was before I joined. But if you have your own items to sell (e.g furniture, a car, clothes etc) it is free to put an advert in.
the best site for selling stuff fast is done deal....costs about €3 for an advert and is the most popular site around!
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Glengirl: I'm on an amazing swap shop group on fb. No money generally changes hands, just swapping. Give me a shout and I'll sign you up
they are brilliant! I am on the Drogheda one.
have given lots of stuff I don't want away free to grateful people! makes me feel better about myself
big hello to you
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yes - go there if looking for a big or a home item but adverts pitched as being an alternative to E-Bay for Irish buyers on a day to day basis .
Starting own business and rent in a small town seems crazy money but it's hard to get exposure without a shop front ...
Starting own business and rent in a small town seems crazy money but it's hard to get exposure without a shop front ...
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sally101: yes - go there if looking for a big or a home item but adverts pitched as being an alternative to E-Bay for Irish buyers on a day to day basis .
Starting own business and rent in a small town seems crazy money but it's hard to get exposure without a shop front ...
Starting own business and rent in a small town seems crazy money but it's hard to get exposure without a shop front ...
I must check it out so...thanks Sally
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Glengirl: Loads from Drogheda on my one too.....All my swaps have been to Drogheda, Dublin and Wexford. Great craic too....
we have a for sale one too......I sold a few bits and bobs ..... strange the stuff that people want
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Glengirl: I'm on an amazing swap shop group on fb. No money generally changes hands, just swapping. Give me a shout and I'll sign you up
Swap shop..?..tell me more...!
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dreccky: Swap shop..?..tell me more...!
So far it's all womens clothing/shoes/bags/make up etc.....
But we would welcome your imput
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*input" 
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I hear this time it's got dayglo orange trim.
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Sally. Been using adverts for years. adverts.ie was set up as an offshoot of boards.ie. The good auld days. :) You were buying and selling stuff through forum messages back then :)
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sally101: Doh. Somehow put this in the inters instead of here.
You register as a shop on adverts.ie and sell stuff for 25c a listing. Cheaper than E-bay - wondered how many people are actually using Adverts these days.
You register as a shop on adverts.ie and sell stuff for 25c a listing. Cheaper than E-bay - wondered how many people are actually using Adverts these days.
I have sold stuff on it and use it a little, only problem for me is very little from donegal on it. I have noticed a few shops on it alright so its a mix of people selling a few bits and people selling from shops as well.
Good luck with it
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thanks guys - I just wanted to know how well known it was before I joined. But if you have your own items to sell (e.g furniture, a car, clothes etc) it is free to put an advert in.
Lots of people in wexford are selling stuff via Wexford buying and selling, going down a storm
Lots of people in wexford are selling stuff via Wexford buying and selling, going down a storm
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I use it, I've bought and sold on it
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Do you use Adverts.ie?(Vote Below)
You register as a shop on adverts.ie and sell stuff for 25c a listing. Cheaper than E-bay - wondered how many people are actually using Adverts these days.