Hacks to SCORE DEALS on Facebook Marketplace // thrifting secrets, antiques + decorating on a budget
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- Опубликовано: 8 июн 2024
- All my secrets for scoring deals on Facebook Marketplace! If you love antiquing, thrift flipping, and decorating on a budget - I've got all the hacks and tips to thrift shop on a budget with Facebook Marketplace. There are a few tricks and tips you need to know. I'm sharing which items I would avoid, some Facebook marketplace HACKS, and best practices.
I've honestly decorated so much of my apartment from Facebook marketplace and I get questions all the time about the pieces in my apartment tour video that are from FB Marketplace. So I hope this video helps get you one step closer to the custom designed home you want for yourself!
❤️
Caroline
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[about me]
name: caroline (angelica)
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Contents of this Video
00:00 - Intro
01:29 - Craigslist vs Facebook Marketplace
02:11 - Tip #1
03:49 - Tip #2
04:40 - Tip #3
05:31 - Tip #4
06:44 - Tip #5
07:56 - Tip #6 / Items to AVOID
11:11 - Tip #7
12:37 - Tip #8
15:04 - Tip #9
16:22 - Let's freakin LIVE SHOP
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#thrifting #decorating #antique #facebookmarketplace #interiordesign
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Please note that I am not a professional, in fact I am the literal opposite. I am just a plebeian out here loose on the streets. Things that I am NOT: a builder, trainer, craftsman, therapist, nutritionist, physical therapist, medical professional or anything else. All projects seen on my channel must be completed at your own risk and responsibility. Please see your own professional or counselor for professional support. Do your research and be safe!
Don’t hesitate to walk away if you show up and the piece isn’t what you expected or has unpictutes damage. My passive self used to end up getting it anyway because I didn’t want to be rude. Then I realized the seller is the rude one for being misleading with the listing! They wasted your time, not the other way around.
True
Agreed, I have been there😂
Omgosh, I've bought many things I didn't end up liking only because I felt too bad to say no.
I am so glad to hear I’m not the only one who has done that. I’ll keep your tip in mind! Thx
It's sooo hard!!!
I got my dining room table off Facebook Marketplace, it was originally from pottery barn so probably very expensive. I only paid a couple hundred for a very nice solid wood dining table. The lady said her kids would always sit there and do homework and one day her son was really sick of math so he carved poop into the table. It took me 4 months to find it and it makes me smile every time I see it now. Such a funny unique thing!
What a funny story!
that's really funny, now you have both a conversation piece and a party game for when guests come over 😂 who can find the table poop first?
I'm a teacher and I think "poop" when I have to teach math. I don't blame that kid!!!
my dinning table is funky - its bar height heavy as all get out golden oak. it has the weathered bug eaten look but i'm okay with it as my kids are hard on my furniture. its a perfect 40" square without leaf and fits great in my apt dining room .. one day I'll get around to restaining it a light walnut color. the lady who sold it to me was moving cross country her kids were grown and wanted it to go to a great home . her kids did homework at that table, ate thanksgiving and everything at it. the lovely folks even helped us lug it into the pickup 6 chairs and all.
@cheroz1 🤣
WARNING for those who love antique vintage glassware !! Super important to know , almost all vintage teacups, colored glass, especially crystal uses LEAD!! Yes lead. Here are some of the symtoms : Abdominal pain.
Constipated.
Tired.
Headachy.
Irritable.
Loss of appetite.
Memory loss.
Pain or tingling in the hands and/or feet.
Cognitive decline
I LOVE vintage antique everything especially antique tea cups, crystal and colored glass as well but nearly all of it contained high amounts of lead. And you are literally drinking lead as it leeches off . So many studies on this throughout 90's. Remember those vintage 90's McDonald's Disney colored tinted glasses , so many children got poisoned from the Lead. This is why it got banned from being used and you will notice alot of dishware says "lead free" now. It's even more toxic and dangerous for children.
Vintage painting and furniture contains lead as well, but the absolute worse is dishware as it's injected.
My home is 95% second hand finds, in past year two of my favorite purchases were a green pinstripe settee and vintage retro dining chairs . After a few weeks of both I noticed above symtoms . Both were super toxic with lead dyes, and paint, and also spores from interior. They looked pristine and most maybe would not notice , but after living and using you start to notice not feeling that well, headache , congestion ..
Please research , I am not exaggerating this .
P.s love your channel
Whoooaaaa what a good tip!! Geez! Thanks for sharing this Dana, you’re lookin out for us!!😍😍
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I was thinking the same thing! Thanks for posting
Sounds a lot like poisoning...... which could be murder.
If 90s is vintage, then *I am* vintage a.f.!!
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I watched this video while sitting on my bougie af down filled, bespoke $10k couch that we bought off Facebook marketplace for $500 a couple years ago. We also have a $5k signed by the weaver gorgeous rug that I bought off Craigslist many years ago for I think $90. Buying second hand is the only was I can afford to live my fantasy rich lady lifestyle 😂
Yes girl!! I am you but with clothes (as I have yet to master fb marketplace) but take me to a good resale store and it's game over. $120 Banana Republic trousers for $20, yes please! Oh, a $100 Windsor dress I can wear to my cousins wedding for $10 friggin done!
Smart!!
Yes, most of the time, brand new elements look terrible and cheap in a room full of "slightly used and worn" furniture. Most things can be completely sanitized before you bring them in your house. I bought a 12 x 14' rug that was perfect for my living room, for $15.00. I scrubbed the hell out of it in the driveway, front and back and literally hosed it off many times while my friend squeegeed it off. I live in FL so this has to be done in the Spring or Fall when there are very dry winds and sun so it can dry that same day. New, that rug would have cost well over 800, but it did take me the whole day to clean it.
All sofa cushions have zippers so you can wash them but the trick it to put them back on while still wet. Same goes for draperies, hang them while wet, they will hang beautifully.
It's such a satisfying feeling to score such good deals. You must have a good eye!
I do that too! plus is helps save the environment !
Also, if you see something you really like from a seller, see what else they're selling. I've found the cutest things from the same seller and even told them to contact me if they come across more similar items.
Love the video. My husband materialized out of no where to come watch with me.
Hahah such a good tip! And so true! I’ve found 1 seller that I email with from time to time asking about specific items
Appreciate you AND your husband! 😍my favorite viewer couple 🙌
@Caroline, I’ve paused the video at 16 minutes to add another tip. Especially when you live in a big metro area. If you find something you really like on fb marketplace, you’re weighing whether or not to pursue it, I ALWAYS click on the seller pic of the item and see what else they’re listing to sell. Another item might make the trip to get said 1st item worthwhile. Or, you might see pics of their home in other listings and decide that you’re not up for the heeby jeeby cooties because their house was gross. But, I always check their seller profile because if you like the one item, maybe you have similar tastes. Or maybe they’re changing decor styles and have other curated pieces that can help you out. If so, there’s your foot in the door for trying to bargain.
OO so strategic. love this
Another tip. Take a screenshot of the description and price just in case, that if they take it down while you are making plans to meet up, you still have your name, the price and description of times.
that is an usefull tip, thanks!!
Another tip is to search for staging furniture! I've seen so many name brand furniture pieces (like basically brand new West Elm couches) listed for a discount because they were using for staging homes and they're barely used.
That is brilliant!! :)
I get table, chairs, dressers from the side of the road. I would never do anything upholstered but for anything it's not on the curb is great.
Haven’t enjoyed Saturday mornings this much since Saturday morning cartoons ☺️☺️☺️
same level of intellectual caliber!
I check FBM first before anything these days, so much to choose from and I can put my money in a person/family’s hand directly. Wood furniture is 💯 the best deal around! My girls have twin vintage Jenny Linds and I’m obsessed with them still, five years later, $75 for the pairrrrrrr 🙌🏼
I'm a subscriber to your channel and love all the FB Market items in your beautiful home. The girls beds are very pretty, love the sconces you have above your fireplace also.
@@lindaroyal8161 thank you so much Linda!
Really?? Wow I am jealous of your daughters 😅 I haven’t seen anyone with Jenny Linds! Maybe we are kindred spirits. And a deal like that makes it even more rewarding when you love them long term. 🙌❤️
Caroline posts new video, I stop everything and watch. Even though I don’t have FB , I just love listening to her talk. Truly makes my day
Marina! Your comment is the best way to start MY day
so true!
She's so real, and it's clever, and entertaining and INFORMATIVE! Great combination!
I agree! and i've just found her today and i've watched more than half a dozen in one day! uh oh!! she's addicting in a wonderful way!
I HIGHLY Endorse asking if someone would deliver it for an extra fee! I live in Chicago without a car and furnished an entire apartment from FB Marketplace and only had to pick up a dining table and nightstands. Every other item was delivered for like an extra $20
ooo such a good deal ;)
ooh I do the same!
This made me think of a video idea that would be really helpful to me, and maybe to others too, if you were interested in making it: How to extrapolate a full room design from the 3-4 pieces (for example, some amazing FB marketplace finds) that you know you want to incorporate somehow in the space.
Great idea!
Good tips … here are some of mine: if you see something interesting, “save” it because sometimes it’s hard to find again. Pay attention to how long it’s been listed, if several weeks and I’m holding back due to price, I will make a lower offer. On upholstered furniture, go in close and sniff it before you buy. I bought a sofa in consignment shop and when I got it home and sat on it, could tell it had been in a storage facility a long time. It smelled like concrete. I intended to have it cleaned but the scent lingered even after I did. Also turn over furniture. Bought a chair a guy had in a storage place. He was ready for me even though I was early and had it up on a rolling cart. I sat on it but didn’t tip it over. He loaded it for me … so that I couldn’t see a spring was extended down. It won’t be used much but he didn’t come down on price and I grossly overpaid for a damaged chair. Because you can see the spring from across the room it limits where I can place it. And this wasn’t priced inexpensively. It was my own fault. When search, try many different ways. It’s odd how some people list furniture. Some people call nightstands “dressers.”
@driftwood, It is amazingly easy to retie springs, just look on RUclips. You just need a little twine, and you can see how the other springs are tied together. VERY easy fix here. OR an upholsterer can retie that spring for you, chances are, if that one spring came undone the others may be loose as well. It should cost you very little, but call in advance and get a price. This is NOT a big deal.
@@rockshot100 Thanks for the tip! I am going to reupholster some other chairs so will ask then. If I’d known, I would not have paid whatI did.😒
@@TheDriftwoodlover Yeah, not nice. But now not as stuck as you might think. Everybody is a victim to these people, maybe you've learned something at least? Hopefully the upholstery people will do it for you free. Good luck.
Yeah that guy definitely knew what he was doing! That sucks. Alternatively, I love when people are super up front about flaws, it makes me more interested in the item. I recently asked a lady about a buffet table and she basically told me (really nicely) to go look again and be sure about it bc it was really small, and even though she had listed the dimensions in the description she was right I hadn’t really considered them, bc it was too small. She sells a lot of stuff so she seemed to know intuitively that dummies like me may not be fully aware of _how small_ exactly. I’ve also found that men are more likely to rush you and more likely to lie or omit things, at least in Tennessee.
Also in Tennessee, to your last point, I tend to see people misspell certain things certain ways so I will do a search for the things that I can’t stand to see but still see nonetheless, like “dinning room table” (it’s *insane* how common this mistake is) and another big one is “chester drawers” or “draws” like, what? stop that
@@JacyndaMinor LOL. Chester drawers is how my family says it. I was probably in high school before I figured out that someone is “liable to” do something. If you spelled it how my family says it, someone is “lobbles to” do it.
I so understand having the small trinket box for next to the bed. I wear a mouthguard at night and spent YEARS trying to find the perfect (not overly expensive) marble box for it and it has increased my satisfaction looking at my bedroom arrangement so much.
It makes such a difference those pieces
Historically most beds were "twins" or "doubles" but in the mid-1940s larger mattresses were introduced by manufacturers. These were later standardized as "queen" and "king", and first made a significant impact on the market in the 1950s and 60s.
Also the historic "full" could be a different size as it might be shorter
Do you know why? Men coming home from WWII weren't the same men who left their wives behind anymore. The men had to re-acclimate to civilian/peace-time life and their wives had to get to know the men their husbands had become. Beds designed for good sleep hygiene/habits aren't great for intimacy. Women were considered frigid for not getting down to business as quickly as the men were ready to and cosleeping encourages intimacy. They needed to replace the fallen soldiers! I'm sure it also got folded into the whole agenda of making the future newer, shinier, and more stream lined. The New Ways and New Things and what not.
That alabaster trinket box was originally a powder box. I own the same one with the original vintage pouf inside :) My grandma owned an antique/thrift shop so I got tons of vintage things, now my mom owns the shop, or technically rents since she switched locations.
I should mention, I don't use the box, I'm just a collector.
That woulda been my dream gram❤
I only buy my garden pots and material off FM now because it's so much cheaper than buying it new. And they'll often already come with plants inside them or their own potting soil! Also, such an interesting point about smaller/rural areas vs big metros. I live in a small city in West Texas, so I have always assumed it was a disadvantage compared to somewhere like Austin, San Antonio, DFW or Houston. But we do have a lot of old, but high quality gently used items for sale here, that's true.
I agree about the antique beds!
I have two very old family beds in my garage. The bed I sleep in is a lovely antique oak bed- double sized, that I bought for $11 at a farm auction in 1974.
You gave some really good tips for shopping on FBM. I am SO addicted to your videos, girl...you are a trip and a half. I could listen to you all day. Can't wait for your next video!!!
aw DJ thank u!
Early on in my FBM experience I bought a mirror that was described as LARGE. Sent my husband and son to collect in our pickup. It turned out to be 12 inches tall. I now always request measurements.
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Another great tip which u sort of show in ur live shopping- save things u like even if theyre not quite right or the price u like. Not only will it let u know if the price drops but it helps the alg know u r into it and improves ur suggestions!
love this, SO true!
Loved your tips!!! But I swear I enjoyed your humor so much more! You are priceless!!!
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This is the BEST video on the topic out there! I am a pretty savvy thrifter/ vintage shopper so I roll my eyes at the “advice” that most videos give about it but you made so many great suggestions. Love your style and your personality
Teal is my favourite colour x
My house is about 80% FBM decorated. I see certain chairs from Target that are always on sale on FBM and I avoid them. So agree with you on that. If 2-4 people are selling the same item......hmmmm. And I agree with you about no-no to items that are shipped. I only had ONE good experience with items that are shipped. My favorite FBM find, a mid-century desk that I bought for $25. Solid wood. Peg legs. Beautiful Maple color. Excellent condition. I was like, WHAT?!!!!!
Msgs really late or really early …it comes up at the top of the sellers feed. Also the couch tip is gold! I scored a $3k leather couch for $75 (excellent condition)
You lucky devil!! Nice!!!
😂 why are we literally the same person? I love hands, and solo drives. Forever subscribed.
You’re a breathe of fresh air. I look forward to your videos.
Watching your new video has become a part of my Saturday morning routine and I love it! Hope you have a great weekend.
Same!!
this makes me freakin happy
Same ❤️
His smile at the end when you walked out…he looked so genuinely happy 🥹
Long, solo rides are absolutely crucial to my mental health. I love music, and my car drives incredibly. I specifically bought the make and model I did with that purpose in mind.
Well, nothing really new to say. Love the content, the humor. Basicly everything.
Haha Lilly I love you thank you
Yes! To ths glassware fetish 😍
I'm very particular about the shape and size of the glass I drink out of. I also "mourn"😄 when one of my favourites gets broken. As a long time thrifter, all your tips were spot on🤗
Hahahaha the mourning 😂I honestly can’t afford the time to mourn all the things I break. It would take up my whole life
Before a purchase, i have to ask myself, am I gonna be too sad if it breaks?
Love it that you started talking about murder!!! Sitting laughing out loud by myself! 🤣
Yessssss! I've purchased my best couches from FB marketplace!!! One was a red suede L sectional and another is a gorgeous next-to-new grey sofa. Both priced at STEALS! My worst one was from Ikea lol.
Hi. Caroline! That was a very helpful vid- thanks! One thing: be careful with antique "twin" sized beds. Some take a 3/4 size mattress, which are expensive and can be hard to find. Love the corner chair, and the cane bench. I like Jenny Lind ( Swedish opera singer) and Eastlake Victorian furniture, too. Hubby and l have Eastlake in the BR. Do you ever look around in thrift stores for cool stuff? That could make an interesting vid, if you ever have the time, that is! Keep up the good work, and keep steppin! 🌱🌸🌱 l believe in you!
Always so supportive, thanks Jane!!❤️❤️such good tips. And I definitely shop in thrift stores!! I’d love to make a video about it. Big hug to you😍😍😍
Perfect timing - I keep finding things and then chicken out on pulling the trigger. Thanks Caroline!
This was great! Thanks Caroline!
This was a super helpful video, thank you for sharing your expertise! I'd love to see an Etsy tips video too, you seem to find such gorgeous pieces on there and the website can be very overwhelming!
Glad! So glad! That FINALLY! I’ve encountered someone who reacts like I do to good design - “That’s what I’m talkin’ ‘bout!” And “Hell yeah!” 🙌
“Oo! This freegan lil’ beaded detail, this inlay…” yep 💯
Your humor makes me smile.
Excellent tips, I really appreciate some of the tips you've shared and never thought about to score great deals. TY
this video was so freaking good i appreciate you!!!!
Love this! So many good tips, I can’t wait to use them!! I really want to incorporate more antique furniture in my apartment, but I sometimes feel lost about how to style it. I would love to hear your advice on styling antique furniture/items and how to make it all feel cohesive!
I love Facebook marketplace and have found some amazing pieces for my home. I agree with all the advice that you’ve given. Love your videos. Love your personality. You are so fun. Love from Toronto 💜😊👍🇨🇦
I love love love alone. My most productive and creative time, also restful and satisfied. Thanks for the FM advice, much needed since I end up all over the place for days.
I found and purchased an early 20th century (antique at this point) / pre-WWII Persian Mahal (lower quality of the artisan rugs) rug 17x6 ft rug on FB Marketplace for $75! It was in some rough shape but I didn’t want to pass on such a unique find! It’s beautiful. I got to talk to the seller and get to know a pleasant lady.
Hello sweet Caroline, we LOVE your helpful hints! We actually love looking on Facebook Marketplace, and duh, we never thought of putting "vintage" or "glassware" We always just kinda look through everything. That corner chair is awesome! We honestly have never seen a chair like that. As always, great video. Sending big hugs to you 😊
Very informative. I have been on Marketplace but I found more of what I am interested in using your tips. Thank you !
that's awesome im so glad!
Super helpful, practical tips. Literally went on FB marketplace for the first time after watching this to use the tips and spotted some great stuff without it being too much.
I am in need of a standing desk and didn't even think to check Facebook Marketplace. Thank you Caroline!
❤️ another great video and very helpful! Much love! 💕
I dont even need anything right now, but now I feel like shopping. Thanks Caroline! 🤨
💗 made my morning!
Not me watching this video being inspired to go on fb marketplace and finding not one but TWO pieces I’ve been dying to find (also I used Caroline’s format to message the sellers and they both got back to me within half an hour)
Seeing your video post just made my Saturday morning!!
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Thank you for this, Caroline. I'm new to the concept but recently purchased 2 lamps for my sideboard for cheap! I love them and enjoyed meeting the former owner who gifted me magnolia leaves from her lawn and told me to come back and clip some for myself any time.
I'm with you 💯 on the "solo drive" my happiest place. My mood changes immensely sometimes!
I'm not even on Facebook, but I thoroughly enjoyed this, particularly seeing the items you have found there. That dresser for $100? What a great deal! I, too, am a fan of Jenny Lind furniture, and purchased a new crib for my niece when she was expecting her first child (many years ago). Thanks for sharing your tips!
Thank you, this was helpful. I often get overwhelmed on FMP but this really helped me figure it out.
Glad it helped!
This speaks to my soul! I shop FBM voraciously. Especially for furniture.
I totally keep my earplugs in a blue and white chinoiserie ceramic ring box. I love that I get to use it every night.
Love FBM! Had not even thought about searching brands! Thanks-You rock Caroline!
Glad it was helpful!
Yes, it was great to show us about FB market place!, You’re the best!🥰👏💪
I am very familiar with Pottery Barn merchandise. A few years ago someone listed a janky lamp as Pottery Barn (and asking an exorbitant price as well). I inquired what model it was as I wasn’t familiar with it. The seller angrily replied that she didn’t want to sell to me, lol. I did buy a $1200 Pottery Barn hand-knotted wool rug for $100 from a different seller. I have three cats 🐱 so I wanted a nice rug but wasn’t willing to pay a lot of money for it.
New subscriber You truly make my day I love the way you talk You are so down to earth completely adored you that was an experience Thank you so much made my day 😊
Thanks for the video! Awesome tips!
You were very informative when it comes to Facebook marketplace and you talking about the search bar and how to find things so thank you so much! 🤗🤩👏
Thank you so much. This video was so helpful. Laughed out loud about lmk. I’m sure I would have spent too long trying to figure that out before calling my daughter to ask her. Love your name. My grandmother was Caroline Winkler.
Love this video and LOVE a long solo drive!! Did we just become best friends?! No bc we both love long solo drives 🙃😅
In all your spare time that you don’t have, would you consider doing the following videos: 1. Combining furniture styles (I like eclectic, mid century m, boho and I find that I have a hard time pairing items and understand what is what and how to mesh it together 2. Favorite high quality furniture brands to look for when antiquing/thrifting/market placing (in addition to west elm and crate&barrel)
Thank you!
Just scored the prettiest and heaviest 😅 antique mirror for my hallway AND a vintage FREE dresser thanks to your suggestions 🤍
yesssssss
@@Caroline_Winkler and tow lamps 🥳😅 Thank you.
This Helped so much
Have a great weekend from Northern California
Teal is the one color that looks good on all skin tones and hair color, so I've been told. It's great for a beach theme, but beyond that in homes it is a challenge, I think. I just made my first buy on FBmp for a lawyers bookcase that I've always wanted. I wasn't even really looking, but there it was. Everything you said is true. I enjoyed the short drive and getting to meet someone when we are new to the area, and hearing a bit about the piece she was selling. It had some light repair of the wood buttons that needed replacement and that was a 2-day small project, and makes it even more mine. It polished up beautifully and I'm so happy to have it. I love your channel since I found it yesterday. Never thought I'd want to listen to a designer because they all seem so unrealistic, non-practical, and trendy, all of which I am not. I wish I could convince my minimalism husband to watch your videos as we discuss how to furnish design this unique new home. All my antiques are relegated to my office and the spare bedroom! Thank you for at least getting me!
Caroline you would not believe the vintage finds I got from FB marketplace! Yes, your tips are 💯 that’s exactly how I’ve scored
That’s awesome, I’m glad you’ve had luck on there🥰
I share your aversion to teal. I know exactly where my dislike of the color comes from. As a kid, somehow I often got the crayon that was either blue-green or green-blue. They are the exact same color and very teal/aqua.
Every video is a surprise! I love it!
tryna keep it random 4 lyfe :)
That was brilliant. I thought I knew everything about FBM, but I didn’t even know, what I didn’t know. You know?! Thanks Caroline.
Thanks so much for these great tips, Caroline. So very helpful for someone like me who hasn’t checked out FBM yet. God bless.
May be worth checking out! Thanks rie!
Loved this video!! The problem I have with Facebook Marketplace is trying to sell stuff. We're trying to downsize a little and have so much stuff that's in really good shape. Maybe you could do a selling tutorial? And thanks for being so freaking awesome!!!
If you search RUclips, I’ll bet you can find some sellers guides. Best of luck to you!
Expanding to other areas - perfection. We moved 30 minutes north, and it was only then that I realized that the nearby military city was a freaking gold mine. I wish I realized this years earlier!!
Great video! Honestly, no surprise there. Your videos are always great!
bish thank you!
I think many who instantly click on "Is this item available?" without expressing interest are just doing so to "bookmark" it for themselves. It initiates a conversation with the seller, even if they have no intention of following up immediately. But before I figured that out, I was 100% super annoyed to get those messages. I just stopped replying to them and only answer the ones with a real message. :-) This is a great video. Many of these tipes were very helpful. Thank you!!
Love all the tips, and fun live shopping with you
Really found this helpful and informative! Thank you so much👍
Thank you so much for the tips!!!!!
As someone who divested from Facebook years ago, I just watch people's FBM hauls with envy.
I joined Facebook ONLY to go on the Market Place. I don’t have a photo,profile,posts,nothing!
I had to type "weird" in...so fun!😊
Your videos make me happy!!
Doh!🥰
Late to the party but made it! When I spot items I like on FM, I also click on the seller pic to see if there are other items available for sale because you can bargain price if buying more than one item from the same seller. You get me?
Love your videos and this one especially. Australia also has Gumtree which can be a mixed bag. Great tips. Love your humour. Your apartment is looking beautiful, so many stylish items.
Long Solo Drive=Same!!! I always get the best ideas on those drives!
Hi Caroline!! Watched this video yesterday, saw a FB Marketplace find last night ~ and following your suggestions ~ It is in my house today!! Thank you for the tips!!
ahhhh yes!
Great video! Thanks for all the tips! :)
Thank you, Caroline!! Great video!
Thanks Pamela !
So helpful!
Caroline, I used your tips and scoured marketplace for months and found a furniture liquidator that had the most beautiful white leather chaise with a double recliner! THANK YOU FOR SHARING THESE BRILLIANT HACKS!!v
How do you avoid getting bed bugs by a FB marketplace couch? Currently implementing your tips to find a couch for my place! Thank you for sharing your personality and knowledge on the interwebs!
Great tips and ideas. Thanks
I like your point of view on glassware.