[TROYBOYONE]

Hello ! Has anybody sold a Pontiac on Craigslist. Can you tell me how much they charge when it is sold ?

[Scott Thelander]

fairly sure its just the listing fee

[Stuart]

Yes, the only charge is the $5.00 listing fee. From their FAQ section:
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Automotive-by-Owner Ads

Rules and Resources for paid automotive-by-owner postings

Q. What is the fee for paid automotive ads?

A. $5.

Q. How long do paid automotive listings last?

A. 30 days.

Q. What about reposts and renewing / renewals of existing ads?

A. Reposts cost the same as a new ad ($5). The renewal feature is not available in paid categories. To move an existing ad to the top of the listings, use the repost option (see: reposting paid ads)

Q. What forms of payment are accepted?

A. VISA, Mastercard, American Express.

Q. How do I pay for a posting?

A. You will be prompted for payment at the end of the posting process.

Q. Are paid ads subject to automated deletion due to user flagging?

A. No. Paid ads flagged by users are reviewed by staff prior to any deletions.

Q. Do I need a craigslist account to post?

A. No.

[jamesq]

I sold my 65 Lemans convertible through Craigslist. As stated by others, there is no fee other than the $5 posting fee.

However, be prepared for an onslaught of scammers!

James Q

[mmarx]

I stopped using Craigslist due to scammers. I have sold 5 cars over the last 2 years through Facebook Marketplace. In fact, I Sold a car last weekend through FM. Smooth as silk.

[se428bandit]

Originally Posted by mmarx

I stopped using Craigslist due to scammers. I have sold 5 cars over the last 2 years through Facebook Marketplace. In fact, I Sold a car last weekend through FM. Smooth as silk.

Don't be surprised if you get a 1099 as FB is looking at selling a car as a business for you.

[2manyIndians]

They can send all the 1099's they want, selling a car isn't a business.

[jamesq]

Originally Posted by 2manyIndians

They can send all the 1099's they want, selling a car isn't a business.

You may not consider it a business, but if the IRS receives 1099's, they will consider it income!

James Q

[78w72]

Originally Posted by se428bandit

Don't be surprised if you get a 1099 as FB is looking at selling a car as a business for you.

1099 is only from a company or service that processes money/payments for you, FB, CL etc will not & does not send 1099s unless they handled the payment. however, on a cash sale like selling a car, you are supposed to report that as income to the IRS, yes most people dont especially when its a cash sale, but if you take a check or wire xfr, there is a paper/electronic record of it.

as jamesq said, you dont have to be a "business" to have a 1099 sent, any company or payment service that handles $600 or more will generate a 1099 with the new laws put in place by the current administration.

[burd]

5$. I just sold a vehicle on there.
You get a 30 day ad

[78w72]

Originally Posted by Stuart

Yes, the only charge is the $5.00 listing fee. From their FAQ section:
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Automotive-by-Owner Ads

Rules and Resources for paid automotive-by-owner postings

Q. What is the fee for paid automotive ads?

A. $5.

Q. How long do paid automotive listings last?

A. 30 days.

Originally Posted by jamesq

I sold my 65 Lemans convertible through Craigslist. As stated by others, there is no fee other than the $5 posting fee.

the question was answered 2 times...

[78w72]

the only charge is the $5.00 listing fee. From their FAQ section:

Q. What is the fee for paid automotive ads?

A. $5.


As stated by others, there is no fee other than the $5 posting fee.


the question was answered 2 times...

[VCho455]

I sold a 2500 Dodge Ram 4x4 2 years ago through Craigslist. I had 8 real buyers interested and 3 or 4 BS replies. Ended up it selling to the first buyer.