Yardsale: Using the Facebook account to implement the real-name second-hand trading software

In recent days, according to mobile new discovery, when Apple announces new products, most geek players start to look for something to sell in their rooms, and even to sell their kidneys. However, many of the useless things for you may also sell a good price, perhaps an outdated mobile phone, but also a pair of shoes will not be worn, will be used to treasure the waste to sell out, which is a great news for those who are rich in the old.

The use of the David Prage by David Prager, the internet TV giant Reversion3 co-founder, Yardsale this time. It may be the quickest and best way to deal with the junk.

Now that Revision3 has been acquired by the discovery Search channel, plug has more time to delve into technology. To be sure, it's a wise choice to spend your energy on the yardsale supported by Y Combinator, because it's very impressive.

Plug says yardsale is a location-based application that allows you to buy and sell things, and to post your ads on Craigslist as quickly as possible, which is a major feature of the service.

As soon as you open the application and register with your Facebook account, Yardsale can get your location and show you what is being sold around you.

Here you can see the information you just updated, and you can see the message for the last time.

Shopping in Yardsale is similar to real yard sales, you can bargain with sellers. Once you buy it, just discuss the time and place. It's that simple. (Note: Yard sale is a unique way of selling things in the United States.) The owner put the unwanted items in the house in the courtyard, in the garage or under the porch to sell cheaply. ）

This application deals quickly and offers an excellent user experience. It can even record what you have searched so that when there is a match, it will remind you, for example, when I want to buy a pair of shoes, and my size is sold out.

Once you have something you want to sell, just select a category, take a few photos, describe it and make an offer.

If you want, you can post it on Craigslist and then compete.

In fact, when you sell things online, it's not that simple. Using iOS apps makes people feel more connected, and it's wise to use the real identity of Facebook accounts. Of course, to keep you safe, only part of the information is displayed on your personal page.

If you live in a big city, Yardsale is worth looking at, just to see the hidden treasures around you. If you live in a small place, why don't you start selling things and making friends? (MK)