It depends on what kind of items are being sought to sell, but here are common places where people sell goods: Online marketplaces and auction sites:
- Amazon (sells most items, with a fee structure depending on plan)
- eBay (widely used for various goods, has auctions and fixed-price options)
- Bonanza (similar to Amazon and eBay, with transaction and final value fees)
Local sales platforms (often fee-free but buyer-seller arrangements required):
- Craigslist
- Facebook Marketplace
- Nextdoor
For specialty items like clothing, crafts, vintage goods:
- Poshmark (for clothes, social network aspect)
- ThredUp (consignment style for clothes)
- Ruby Lane (antiques and collectibles)
- Etsy (handmade arts, crafts, vintage collectibles)
For electronics:
- Swappa (marketplace for tech devices)
- Gazelle (reseller that gives quotes)
In Germany specifically, popular online marketplaces include:
- eBay Kleinanzeigen (active local buy and sell)
- Mädchen Flohmarkt (women's clothes)
- Zalando Zircle (clothing)
- Facebook Marketplace (regional sales)
- Kaufland, MediaMarkt, Decathlon for various goods
Local thrift stores and charity shops also offer selling opportunities. Hence, the choice depends on the product type, desired convenience, fees, and whether local or online selling is preferred.
