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February 2, 2010
Auction Alfie has been named as the number one money-saving website by The Sunday Times.
This is such a great accomplishment and I am glad people find this unique comparison site as useful as I do.
There are now so many money-saving sites that you need a comparison site for the websites themselves — and that’s where many are now focusing. Auctionalfie.com, for example, compares listings for a chosen item on seven of the most popular auction sites, while mysupermarket.co.uk scours the web for all the best supermarket deals.
They used Auction Alfie to find the best deal on an Apple Macbook laptop:
Suppose you wanted an Apple Macbook laptop, which usually costs £816. You could fill in one search form at Auctionalfie and see that it is going for £600 on Cqout, compared with £770 on Amazon Marketplace.
Thank you Sunday Times.
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August 23, 2008
The popular auction and classified Australian website, Trading Post, has been added to Auction Alfie’s Australian auction and classified search.
Trading Post is a well designed website allowing sellers to advertise their stuff for sale as an auction listing (free to list) or as a classified listing until it sells.
Trading Post joins the best auction websites such as eBay Australia, OZtion, eBid and Gumtree on Auction Alfie to give buyers the best chance of finding what they are looking for at the cheapest possible price. Search now.
Posted in Gumtree, alfie, auction, auction alfie, auctions, australia, classifieds, ebay, ebid, oztion, search, sell, selling, shopping, trading post | 1 Comment »
May 26, 2008
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.
Posted in Gumtree, Loot, classifieds | 4 Comments »
January 29, 2008
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November 17, 2007
Auction Alfie has expanded it’s auction search tool to include Australian auction websites.
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.
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October 12, 2007
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).
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April 19, 2007
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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.
Give Alfie something to search
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