Facebook selling sites...

[YesIAmMoaning]

Cheaper than ebay, so good in my book but....wtf?

I've posted asking if anyone is selling a buggy... Got a load of likes and a 'b'. Why on earth..?

Or is sell and get 'int'. So... Where do we go with that? Interested to buy/ look/ read the post/ my profile pic??? Or 'poss int'.....Er...? So the question was "would you like to buy" yes or no or a request for info are the only replies I can think of.

[formerbabe]

I'm sorry I don't understand your post at all

[heyhailey]

In English? x

[isitginoclock]

YANBU. Cheaper than eBay for a reason... Such a faff to buy or sell or even to give stuff away for free

[SilverGiraffe7]

I would imagine the 'b' is someone trying to be helpful and 'bump' your post. No idea about the rest! I don't have anything like that when I sell on FB!

[NeedACleverNN]

B means bump,

Int I would think is showing some interest and marking your post to see if anyone bites. If they don't they might try and haggle you down

[Queenbean]

Sadly this made perfect sense to me!

People are twats, that's the only explanation I can offer!

[Queenbean]

(I mean people commenting like that ok FB, not posters on this thread!)

[WonderingAspie]

Yep I got this too. FB selling sites bring them all out I'm afraid.

I hate selling on them, however eBay just does my head in so I suck it up and accept the crap that goes with it.

[YesIAmMoaning]

Thank you silvergirrafe and I needacleverNN! Cleared it up a bit.

Still odd I had three 'b' posts within five min if it does mean bump.

So 'int' is the equivalent of a ebay 'watch', but actually reverses them first dibs?

Itisginoclock- I know it's a hassle, but strangely if I freecycle or offer for free it's hell, but if I sell for £2 or something it's more civilised and saves a charity shop trek to be told they're full!