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"Here are some Craigslist-a-likes"

by jennmaine on Sep 25 2007 (28 months ago)

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http://mashable.com/2007/07/04/craigslist-alternatives/

This link discusses options such as Facebook and MySpace's classifieds and marketplace services, Ebay's www.kijiji.com, Yahoo, Google and MSN services and outside sites like http://www.Realpeoplerealstuff.com

Many local newspaper websites have online classifieds and bulletin boards as well.

Here are even more options from-
http://vik.podbean.com/2007/07/05/20-other-sites-like-craigslist-to-promote-find-stuff/

# Google Base (attached to Google Product Search, formerly known as Froogle)
# Kijiji (eBay’s free listings, big internationally, just launched in USA)
# MySpace Classifieds
# Facebook Marketplace (becoming bigger than MySpace, and attracts an older audience)
# Yahoo! Classifieds
# Windows Live Expo (Microsoft)
# Village Voice, powered by Backpage
# OLX.com (big internationally?)
# Lycos classifieds
# Local.com
# PennySaver USA
# Trulia (for real estate only)
# Vast
# vFlyer (auto-posting to Google Base, Craigslist, and sharing widgets)
# Oodle, iqZone, Edgeio (are also multi-classifieds blasters, aggregators, and search engines)
# Verticlans (new)
# MyStore (new & very social sharing “2.0″ oriented)
# Yample.com is also social/2.0
# RealpeopleRealstuff.com (video-based classifieds)

Doing a search at http://www.google.com on "free classifieds" brings up even more, such as
http://www.usfreeads.com/
and
http://www.domesticsale.com/

Sources: http://mashable.com/2007/07/04/craigslist-alternatives/

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tonyturl replied:

here is also another craigslist type free classified

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http://www.beatyourprice.com

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tonyturl replied:

here is also another craigslist type free classified

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http://www.beatyourprice.com

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rennugolah replied:

here is another site similar to craigslist, however

it is really fast and it has every city in the united states and ton's of categories to choose from. the site does not require users to sign up, instead confirms uploaded listings by email account (cutting down on spammers to the site). oh - here is the link: <a href=http://www.cwaigs.com>http://www.cwaigs.com</a>

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rennugolah replied to post #8:

http://www.cwaigs.com "a free, dynamic, nationwide,

listing service" - they have daily traffic - I would recommend posting on cwaigs so you can be at the top of the list, it's free too. And i was never asked to sign up for an account. :) good luck.

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