Seller guide

• ◆Daylight, next to a window. Phone flash flattens everything.
• ◆Plain background. An object on an empty table reads; the same object in a cluttered room doesn't.
• ◆Show the flaws too. A scratch photographed now is an argument avoided later.
• ◆The first photo is the cover. Pick the one where it's immediately clear what you're selling.

Put in the title what you have, the make and the model, not adjectives. People search for „Dacia Duster 1.5 dCi”, not „gorgeous, flawless car”. Nobody searches adjectives.

In the description: how long you've had it, why you're selling, what's included and what isn't, and what the flaw is. That last one is what builds trust — a listing with no flaw at all reads as written by someone hiding something.

Search the platform for similar items and look at what sold, not at what's listed. A price 10–15% above what you'd settle for leaves room to negotiate without scaring people off.

An active listing expires after 60 days. If a month has passed with no messages at all, the price is the answer, not promotion.

Whoever asks today buys today. A reply two days later reaches someone who has since found something else. It needn't be long — „Yes, still available” will do.