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eBay is an e-commerce company that allows both people and businesses to securely buy and sell a broad array of products and services accross the globe. Products can be sold in eBay’s platform through an online auction or through direct shopping. eBay was launched in 1995 by Pierre Omidyar. The company went public in 1998 and acquired a series of major internet companies such as Skype, Stubhub, Paypal and Craigslist, to fuel expansion. Currently, eBay operates its multi-billion dollar business in more than 30 countries.

Alternatives to Ebay

  1. Offerup

    Company: OfferUp, Inc. | Founder: Arean van Veelen, Nick Huzar | CEO: Nick Huzar | Since: 2011

    OfferUp is a marketplace that allows users to buy and sell goods and services locally. OfferUp’s users can post items for sale on different social media networks and online communities, browse daily new postings and exchange communications with sellers. Among…

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  2. Backpage

    Company: Backpage.com, LLC | Founder: Michael Lacey, James Larkin | CEO: Carl Ferrer | Since: 2004

    Backpage is a website that allows its users to post classified ads for a broad range of products and services such as jobs listings, real estate and car sales. The website was launched in 2004 and by 2011 it was…

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  3. Oodle

    Company: Oodle, Inc. | Founder: Craig Donato, Faith Sedlin, Scott Kister | CEO: Craig Donato | Since: 2004

    Oodle is an online marketplace and search engine for classified ads. The largest classifieds aggregator in the world, Oodle takes listings from eBay, ForRent.com, and other websites, including national and local sources in the USA, Canada, UK, Ireland, and India.…

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  4. Gumtree

    Company: Gumtree.com Limited | Founder: Michael Pennington, Simon Crookall | Since: 2000

    Gumtree is a British classifieds website. Originally a local classifieds site for London, Gumtree expanded to cover more of the UK, and eventually launched sites for Warsaw, Berlin, Milan, and Rome. Users can post listings for free, but the site…

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  5. Wallapop

    Company: Wallapop | Founder: Agustin Gomez, Gerard Olivé, Miguel Vicente | CEO: Agustin Gomez | Since: 2013

    Wallapop is an online buy-and-sell application. Buyers can post brand-new or pre-loved items on site, and sellers can choose from the wide selection posted online. The service is currently available in Spain. Spain partnered with the Correos, a post and…

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  6. Letgo

    Company: Ambatana Holdings BV | Founder: Jordi Castello, Alec Oxenford, Enrique Linares | CEO: Enrique Linares | Since: 2015

    Letgo is a mobile marketplace that allows users to buy and sell goods locally. Letgo features a variety of product categories such as clothing, cars, furniture and electronics. Letgo developed a proprietary technology that enables sellers to post listings instantly…

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  7. Ioffer

    Company: Ioffer Corporation | Founder: Steven Nerayoff | CEO: Ryan Boyce | Since: 2002

    iOffer is an online trading community that operates on a negotiated commerce model. Users can freely post items for sale, but must pay a transaction fee when an item is sold. Sellers can ask for a specific price or request…

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  8. Mercari

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Final edit: Jan Willem Beumer, editor-in-chief of Mindbogglingmedia