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13 Cursed Things For Sale On eBay, Craigslist And More

Two images from /r/CrackheadCraigslist in the following collection.
Two images from /r/CrackheadCraigslist in the following collection.

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Published March 11, 2022

Published March 11, 2022

Craigslist is pretty far from the best part of the internet. It's a discount secondhand shopping site where people try to upcharge you for literal garbage, and you'll soon be seeing the worst of these dumb listings from the past month, since we can't just let these things stay hidden on the second page of search results. They're too terrible to ignore, but you definitely shouldn't buy any of these things, even if they're listed for free.

Craigslist's competitors, Facebook Marketplace and eBay, are similarly terrifying in nature. While we're not saying everything on the platforms is the same as a plastic straw being sold for thousands of dollars, there are still plenty of cursed items and listings no one should ever click on. They range from DIY items that look really bad to rental properties no one would ever set foot on. These are some of our new favorites from the online hub of terrible sales, Reddit's /r/CrackheadCraigslist.

TV Remote Guy

(Source: Reddit)

Autographed

(Source: Reddit)

McDonald's Straw

(Source: Reddit)

Everyone knows how incredibly valuable a McDonald's straw is. At this price, it's a steal.

You've Heard of Elf on the Shelf, Now Get Ready For:

(Source: Reddit)

I don't have a pun for this elf on a shelf display case. Why's it listed as health and beauty/makeup and cosmetics?

Decision Maker

(Source: Reddit)

Mini Cooper, Battle Edition

(Source: Reddit)

This is some real DIY fail material right here. No one should have ever, ever done this, and obviously no one will be buying it.

At Least It's Flawless

(Source: Reddit)

Only $500

(Source: Reddit)

"Apartment"

(Source: Reddit)

We all love cats, but this is the only image on the listing for this apartment.

Good Thing It's Free

(Source: Reddit)

This Facebook Marketplace discovery is the next step in the evolution of "not the bees!" and we don't recommend paying even nothing for this.

Technically the Truth

(Source: Reddit)

Looks About Right

(Source: Reddit)

Fair Trade?

(Source: Reddit)

Tags: craigslist, crackhead craigslist, /r/crackheadcraigslist, reddit, funny, cursed, cursed image, cats, diy, diy fails, facebook, facebook marketplace, ebay, collections,



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