Archive for the ‘Gumtree’ Category

Gumtree claims to be ‘UK’s Number 1 in classifieds’

May 26, 2008

UK Classifieds

Gumtree claims to be the ‘UK’s No. 1 in classifieds - jobs, property, cars and more’ on its website. This surprised me due to Loot’s dominance in London, but as Loot only operates in a few cities in the UK, including Manchester, Liverpool and London, I can see why Gumtree may be able to make such a claim.

Both companies offer free listings for most categories, but Loot also places your add in there printed newspaper distributed through major UK cities. However, Loot does have a one-off placement policy so if you want to advertise your stuff until it’s sold you’ll have to pay to upgrade for this service.

We’d like to hear from you about which classified site you prefer.

New Google Gadget to search the best Australian auction websites

January 29, 2008

Having recently launched the Australian auction search, Alfie has produced a Google Gadget which you can either add to your Google homepage (iGoogle) or even add to your own website or blog. Searching for the best deals in Australia has just got easier.

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The Australian auction search gadget searches eBay, eBid, Oztion and Gumtree.

Auction Alfie expands auction search to Australia

November 17, 2007

Auction Alfie has expanded it’s auction search tool to include Australian auction websites.

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Australian auction and bargain hunters can now search eBay, eBid, Oztion and Gumtree with ease, making sure they get the best prices in the cheapest online auctions.

The auction and classified market is huge in Australia and Auction Alfie is keen to add more of the best Australian auction websites in the near future. Let us know which sites you would like to see included.

Gumtree classifieds opening in USA

October 12, 2007

Gumtree 

The popular classifieds listing directory has announced plans to extend into Boston, New York and Chicago.

Gumtree already operates free classifieds listings in the UK, Poland, Hong Kong, Singapore, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa.

Gumtree will compete for classfieds in the US with Craigslist and Kijiji (owned by eBay).

Tab-based auction search tool

April 19, 2007

Tabbing between websites is a quick and tidy way of managing different web pages in one place. Auction Alfie has extended this concept to allow tabbed-browsing of auction and classified listing sites.

Tabbed search results

By filling out one search form bargain-hunters can flick between similar products on all the best auction sites, like ebay, ebid, Yahoo! Auctions and Tazbar, as well as classified listings on Loot, Gumtree and Google Base.

Tabbed search is gathering pace, with sites like Twerq and Auction Alfie offering options for searchers to manage their search results in interesting ways.

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Welcome to Auction Alfie

April 17, 2007

Auction Alfie helps search across multiple auction and classified websites.

Just fill out one form, then flick quickly between the best auction websites (like ebay, eBid, Yahoo! Auctions) and classifieds listings websites (like Loot, Gumtree, Google Base).

If you’re looking to buy used or secondhand stuff, Auction Alfie should definitely be your first point of call so you know you’re getting the best price.

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