I tend to think that adding key words helps as well. With Craigslist all words have to match perfectly, and its hard to sell something is no one can even find it!
Trying to sell my 2003 Denali, not easy.
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How long has it been on Craigslist? Sometimes it takes a little while. Also agree with everyone else on fixing most things.
Also make sure it's still on Craigslist, sometimes it will get flagged and taken down.
Also make sure it's still on Craigslist, sometimes it will get flagged and taken down.
the blur
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I went back to CL, and added a bunch of key words. Suburban, Tahoe, Avalanche, Yukon, Escalade, etc, etc. Hopefully it makes a difference.
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Screen shot it and blur out any info you don't want seen. I think everyone is just wanting to look over the ad to help.
My opinion is you should fix what you can and price accordingly, or, if you do not want to, sell it cheap so someone else can.
My opinion is you should fix what you can and price accordingly, or, if you do not want to, sell it cheap so someone else can.
the blur
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The fact is, no one is traveling 10 hours for a 200,000 truck. There are 10 zillion of them on the road, everywhere.
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Not true. Other ones for sale we don't know the seller or how they treated it. At least your a member here and seem honest. Lots of people would be interested.if your location wasn't cyber space I would search your local Craigslist and find it myself if I knew what city to look in
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