Have you ever sold anything on Craigslist?  

I have sold a giftcard on craigslist. My husband has sold all kind of household things on craiglist. probably over 1,000 dollars worth. It is easier than ebay because mostly local people respond to it. It's really pretty easy to use. I like it alot.

Never sold anything on there but I've found stuff to buy. Glad you had a good experience listing. I know that people have negative things to say about Craigslist but I find it to be a wealth of information and in this free market society why not use the best method to sell or buy something. I usually check the free stuff to see what's out there.

No, I've heard that people do buy and sell on Craigslist, but I've never done it. I heard once here on mylot that Craigslist was where some dogs were advertised and then those dogs ended up in labs for testing. Before that post I had never heard of it. Since then I've never wanted anything to do with Craigslist.

I sure have not. Good luck, and I hope the strangers who come to your home are not too strange. I've heard some real horror stories. It is a nice concept, though, in theory.

That's way less than we'd have to pay here for only one air conditioner. Here the cheapest we would have to pay is about 150.00 each and I think you'd be hard pressed to get it for that much. I have never heard of Craigslist.

I've never sold on Craigslist...I'm more of an Ebay type of gal :) Congrats on selling your air conditioners so quickly! I sold an old laptop on Ebay today for $250 even though the DVD-ROM drive doesn't work and the touchpad is kind of flaky (working only on and off). Good day for us it seems :)

I haven't but my boyfriend always sells something there and I notice the respond is not bad. He almost sold everything he doesn't need there and I see that people would be calling within a week and stuff. I think that's a good site.

I've sold brand new laminate flooring in the package, paint, a couch and numerous smaller things this year. I've been hesitant before, but after seeing two neighbors go trash picking one night and get $100 for items that were thrown in the trash (and subsequently cleaned by them), I was hooked!

I'm also starting to eBay again, although that works for more of my specialized stuff (collectibles and antiques). It's harder, but I'm more selective about what I'm listing, as well as writing better descriptions.

I started to get into this (selling on craigslist) because some of the items I had to get rid of (lawn items) were impossible to ship affordably (and I'm in the process of moving). Unfortunately, many people just don't bother to show up and I'm out of time to wait now.

Enjoy selling on craigslist--when it works, it's a bunch of fun!

I'm a bit of a craigslist junkie, but I'm usually a buyer. I sold a box spring once that wouldn't fit in my apartment, but I made sure to alert my neighbor to keep an eye out for me (two men coming alone at night to pick something up? doesn't sit right). Whenever I buy anything, I like to bring someone with me for the pickup. Preferable someone trained in kung fu!

I've sold quite a few things on craigslist, and I absolutely love it.. I usually get 5 responses within 5 minutes of posting my item. There's always a demand, which is weird. I've found that furniture and stuff sell quicker than electronics.