Two carriages from the 1800s to restore – they wanted to be made an offerĪ lovely old printers tray complete with rubber printing stamps – again they wanted an offerĪ three bedroomed holiday home for less than the price of a mid-range saloon carĪ gorgeous old wooden Champagne box for 9 bottles with stamp, lid and hinges intact €10 Some of my favourites from my ten minute search today in “autres” in my area were: It's super simple, just type in your search terms per usual and start browsing this more user-friendly eBay.you can see ALL of the results on one page. Sometimes my searches yield over 20 pages ugh If you share my pain, there's a cool solution:.
I personally find that a lot of the goods on here are total rubbish and expensive rubbish at that but you can find some really unusual and unique items – and many of my French friends use this site to sell their homes rather than go through an expensive estate agent. I love eBay, but what I don't love is the crazy amount of scrolling I have to do. There are millions of items for sale on this site from the bizarre to the brilliant.Ī ten minute browse in my local area alone on just one category “autres” (other) yielded the following weird and peculiar items:Ģ Euro coin once owned by Zinedine Zidane for €50 (really – it says that)Ī burial plot for two people with a stone monument €1500 (with a photo to illustrate!)Ī toothbrush (used) – I’m not joking – €1īut, if you look carefully you’ll also find some real gems. It is one of the few success stories of the dot-com bubble, which. In the 2000’s, eBay went on a spending spree that saw it taking ownership of PayPal, Skype and Stubhub, although it has since relinquished ownership of all three businesses. Leboncoin feeds this passion for recycling – it is in fact a sort of online flea market in many ways. eBay is an e-commerce platform, at first only providing customer-to-customer auction services, expanding into business-to-consumer shortly afterwards. Now, I’ve been here long enough to know that it is not in the nature of my French friends and neighbours to throw anything away unless it absolutely has to be done. It is a portal for selling new and second hand goods throughout the whole country. is one of the most popular websites in France, in fact I read recently it is the second most searched on website in France. If you’ve not heard of Leboncoin – you probably don’t live in France. Only 50 Euros for a 2 Euro coin which belonged to Zinedine Zinane
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