Make money and get great deals

The advent of online shopping has facilitated the proliferation of many e-commerce websites and apps. OfferUp is one such title that allows anyone to list or buy without limitations.

OfferUp Review How Does OfferUp Work? OfferUp is a wildly popular startup that was created with the same premise as Craigslist—to provide a forum for people to buy and sell items locally free via a mobile app. This includes (but is certainly not limited to) used books, electronics, clothing, antiques, cars, and even boats. OfferUp would give a brief 1-2 sentence reponse starting with, 'Im sorry', (it must be an autoreply message). These complaints went on and on and on and i found not 1 good rating. Im really seeing a clear picture of a company that just doesnt give a crap about their millions of members.

Free for all

The OfferUp app is a mobile version of the platform that enables people to sell anything without any fees attached.

To use OfferUp, you'll need to sign up first. If you plan on selling, visit the 'Offers' section and list your item there. You can sell nearly anything on the app - excluding alcohol, illegal goods, animals, and a few other things.

If you're a buyer, on the other hand, the app will use your location data to display items near you. Alternatively, use the search option to find anything specific with filters. Anyconnect 4.8 mac.

Once you do, you can message the seller or make an upfront offer - you two agree on the price through the built-in chat feature.

Most items on the app are divided into handy categories and contain images and detailed descriptions of the offer.

This app is free to use for both purchase parties and doesn't charge you any fees. However, nobody does a background check on the sellers, so you may get scammed if you're not cautious.

Where can you run this program?

You can run this app on Android 9.0 or iOS 10.0 and later. Yamaha outboard serial number missing.

Is there a better alternative?

Yes. OfferUp is excellent, but sort of shifty. You could try LetGo or Close5 for buying or selling, and TradeMade for trading items.

Our take

While the OfferUp app seems fantastic at first, a more in-depth look shows plenty of holes in its execution - especially for a platform handling money.