cPro: Used Stuff Marketplace

Straight up the cheapest prices you’ll ever find anywhere in any app offer up ain’t got nothing on this app or let go. This app put all the other selling items apps to shame

CPro WAS the BEST Craigslist app of all. OK, that’s gone, but I was relieved to see the cPro Marketplace app and figured the transition would be simple because I already knew how to use the cPro Craigslist app. Not at all! This new app doesn’t allow you to choose different areas for your searching. For some searches I might want to look only near where I live, and in others I may need to look beyond my home area, but it can’t be done. Also, the cPro app had a screen of very small ads that you could scroll through quickly to find exactly what you’re looking for, plus the app sorted the listings into each of the search areas you’ve chosen. cPro Marketplace doesn’t do that. CPro, why didn’t you continue using the same format you had with your Craigslist app? It was perfect! Easy to use, and very quick. Marketplace is worthless unless, according to previous reviews, you just want to hook up. Too bad. Bye bye cPro. What a disappointment.

The personal ads don’t have pictures on the app. I was told that is an Apple thing. Going from the regular site to the app to respond, (cause you have to use the app to respond) is a chore, hard to find the ad again, and I can’t figure out how to add a pic to a reply. So it’s ‘meh’ at best. Also, if you reply to more than one ad, you’d better make notes about who you sent it too, and what for.. and that still isn’t enough to ensure you don’t get a reply from someone and you can’t figure out what the original ad was for... the replies only sometimes has a link to the original ad, and even rarer, has a text of what you sent the first time. Ie:: a week ago you reply to an ad for a lawnmower, yesterday you replied to an ad for a 2 year old Suburban. Today you get an response from someone you don’t know or recognise and all it says is.. “ yes, I still have it.. but it has to go today, I have to get it out of the garage, make me an offer” ... thinking it’s about the truck.. you offer a perfect stranger 20 thousand American Dollars, for a 6 year old Briggs and Stratton lawn mower with a broken pull cord. The only consolation is, you weren’t going to get truck for that price anyway. Lol