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15 Of The Craziest Ads People Spotted On Online Marketplaces

Finding a genuine gem hidden deep among open-air and online markets is one of life's greatest joys. Of course, I'm not talking about actual gold. A good lava lamp, for example, can occasionally make you feel happier for the rest of the week.
The expert thrift hunter and reseller, as well as the creator of the Instagram page "Ridiculous Thrifter," which features the wonderful, odd, and outrageously overpriced items found at secondhand locations from Facebook Marketplace to secondhand stores and charity shops, Fowlow, shared some great advice if you're still new to online marketplace shopping.
Fowlow advises that you should first prepare yourself for weird and challenging characters and not be shocked if someone truly wastes your time. For instance, you might go a significant distance to a person's home to make a purchase at the agreed-upon time and price, only to discover that they had already sold the item to someone else without telling you.
Online markets are infamous for the quantity of dubious items that are put up for sale every hour. They might be humorous to bizarre, spooky to nauseating, but pictures speak louder than words.

#1 This... is something. well worth the read

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#2 Stop it hahahah

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#3 Morning depop for you

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#4 Makes perfect sense

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#5 Incredible interaction

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#6 "No pets"

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#7 Multi-tasking has its downfalls

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#8 Good used jeans

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#9 I know where I'm getting my cacks from

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#10 Absolute state of this man

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#11 Another person, from Brandon in the UK, tried to conceal their identity by placing a brown bag over their head to sell a shirt - however it is a bit distracting

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#12 Fits in a hatchback! This grandchild, from the UK, decided to sell a coffin after his nan didn't die and he no longer had any use for it

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#13 No cats! This person from Nowra, Australia, is selling 'professionally drawn' dog portraits for $50 - and they definitely are 'one of a kind' as advertised

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#14 Another person, from Texas, tried to claim he has no pets in order to sell his sofa - however his cat is chilling out in the background of the snap

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#15 Oops! A British man selling a car went to extreme lengths to get the perfect picture of the motor from a laptop by lying on the floor to press the capture button

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