Nope. FB Marketplace and Nextdoor feels more reliable to me.

Anonymous wrote:I use it for consumer focus groups announcements; they are legit

Good if you get some easy money, but doing consumer research on the nice Craigslist users is not great info for business.

I use it all the time.

NP here. What about to sell furniture?

It was busy during the pandemic but since then it seems dead. Facebook marketplace seems more popular.

FB Market Place, local Facebook sell groups, Mercari, Posh Mark and even EBay

Agree Craigslist is dead

Anonymous wrote:Lots of con artists. Never, never, never try to sell a car on Craigslist. The ad will attract every car thief in the area and far beyond. If you do advertise a car on Craigslist NEVER let a potential buyer test drive it (they will strip parts in a few minutes) and wear driving gloves to avoid leaving fingerprints. Not kidding.

Sounds like a great way to catch car thieves!

As a frequent seller, I’ve had far more luck on Facebook Marketplace lately.

I used it recently to buy a glider and ottoman. I'd been trolling Facebook marketplace for a couple of months and didn't find anything I liked or it would be sold super fast. Was ready to order on pottery barn, about to hit submit and decided to check craigslist. I found the glider I wanted but never thought I'd have because it's $1600 plus $400 for the ottoman, for $500 for both. So--craigslist is still around and it worked in my favor since it wasn't listed on Facebook.

I use it for consumer focus groups announcements; they are legit

Anonymous wrote:Lots of con artists. Never, never, never try to sell a car on Craigslist. The ad will attract every car thief in the area and far beyond. If you do advertise a car on Craigslist NEVER let a potential buyer test drive it (they will strip parts in a few minutes) and wear driving gloves to avoid leaving fingerprints. Not kidding.

+1 And there was the sweet, trusting older couple in southest Georgia that got murdered by a small town con artist when they went there to buy a vintage Mustang.

Lots of con artists. Never, never, never try to sell a car on Craigslist. The ad will attract every car thief in the area and far beyond. If you do advertise a car on Craigslist NEVER let a potential buyer test drive it (they will strip parts in a few minutes) and wear driving gloves to avoid leaving fingerprints. Not kidding.

Facebook market place or Nextdoor. Craigslist is dead.

Yes

I had sort of forgotten that it exists but a friend was just telling me he used it to hire a photographer and sell a bike. Does anyone use it? Is it better and more reliable for some things than others?