since when did they take persons off Craigslist
craigslist?
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Happened overnight yesterday. Result of a new Congressional law passed this month. All the damn prostitutes ruined it.
what other options are there?
Craigslist was good for those nights where we wanted someone new. quick and easy
Craigslist was good for those nights where we wanted someone new. quick and easy
that's where we met the guy who got me pregnant, and where Jacob arranged my first dp
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FOSTA will screw up any site in the U.S. involved with personal ads. It'll screw up online free speech in general. The legal aftermath is just starting to take place; it'll be a big mess if it isn't simply thrown out for being unconstitutional.
I don't understand why people can't be held accountable for their own actions - why is it always someone else fault. Criminals could arrange anything on any forum, how is that the forums fault? This site could easily be shut down because of FOSTA. Just one look at the Extreme forum will get them shut down. If someone does something Criminal, it's the fault of the criminal - period. I recently read about a guy who stole a car from a car lot, wrapped it around a tree and killed himself. The parents then sued the car company for not having enough "security" - and won, you know becasue it wasn't thier sons fault he stole a car and kissed a tree for enjoyment.
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We run into the same thing in the central TX area. Just getting started in the cuckold scene and poof! It’s gone! What to do now?
I am already missing Craigslist. We used it in two ways.
First, I would watch for ads from men in hotels looking for women. I'd contact them and offer them my wife. I'd take her to their hotel, drop her off and tell them I'd be back in an hour or two. There were times when they paid for her and I would pocket the money when I dropped her off.
The other way I used it would be to find guys that I could suck. I recently found three nice black dicks to suck. I think I stiull have their phone numbers so I hope I can get in touch with them again.
I have to find another way to find men to suck.
First, I would watch for ads from men in hotels looking for women. I'd contact them and offer them my wife. I'd take her to their hotel, drop her off and tell them I'd be back in an hour or two. There were times when they paid for her and I would pocket the money when I dropped her off.
The other way I used it would be to find guys that I could suck. I recently found three nice black dicks to suck. I think I stiull have their phone numbers so I hope I can get in touch with them again.
I have to find another way to find men to suck.
Me too.
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7 Craigslist Alternatives to Try Out
By Neha PrakashFeb 18, 2013
While Craigslist offers a unique way to find goods and services online, there are several setbacks to the online classifieds platform: Scams run rampant, spam ads are frequent and the minimalist design lacks user-friendly appeal.
Many still flock to Craigslist to post job listings or apartment rentals because of its large community, but the downfalls often outweigh the possible visibility of the ad. It just may be time to look elsewhere for online classified ads.
SEE ALSO: 5 Ways to Spot a Craigslist Scam
Here are seven sites that offer similar services, but eliminate a lot of Craigslist's hassle:
eBay Classifieds
This site gives you the same benefits of Craigslist with the credibility of the eBay brand. eBay Classifieds provides most of the same category listings, from jobs to selling and renting, and more than 150,000 ads are posted each month. The only category missing from the site is personal ads (which could be a pro or con depending on your needs). And a recent redesign revealed a much more user-friendly interface, including the ability to see and sort items with their photos.
Pawngo
Pawngo isn't completely like Craigslist in it's ability to find services, job listings or apartment rentals, but, much like the name suggets, the site puts a digital spin on the concept of pawn shops. It's perfect for someone trying to make a little extra cash from jewelry, tech, or odds and ends. Pawngo's team makes offers on items based on estimated resale value. If the user accepts the offer, they ships the item to the headquarters in Denver, Co. and the company wires the money to the user's account.
Recycler
This site helps users find and sell used items in a simple manner. You can exchange anything from pets to home listings appear, though it works best for actual products. Recycler also features a very easy to use search tool, making the sorting process less strenuous.
Oodle
Oodle is probably the biggest rival of Craigslist because it aggregates posts from various other sites into its hub. The site displays internal listings but also ones from eBay and Facebook Marketplace (if you opt to sign in with your Facebook account). Unlike other bartering or swap sites, Oodle also offers a section for services instead of just goods, and even houses a place for personal ads. You can also create a listing for items you're seeking. And here's the best part — Oodle has its' own mobile app.
U-Exchange
This site, like Recycler, isn't great for career or apartment listings, but it does allow for the bartering of goods and services. It's pretty much a swap site where you can offer up some of your time or a product and trade for something else you might need. It's more streamlined than Craigslist and could work for one-off instances when you need to get something specific done.
Adoos
Adoos acts as a much more typical classified listing hub with categories devoted to real estate, vehicles, community and jobs, among others. Unlike Craigslist, Adoos lets you log into the site through your Facebook account to provide more credibility and search optimization. The general layout is much more eye-catching than Craigslist's bland design. The downfall — Adoos has a significant amount of ads for external sites that you have to wade through to find what you really need.
Hoobly
Hoobly is the most similar to Craigslist in it's look and feel, though it does have a feature that asks users to register with an email address to help minimize spam on the site.
By Neha PrakashFeb 18, 2013While Craigslist offers a unique way to find goods and services online, there are several setbacks to the online classifieds platform: Scams run rampant, spam ads are frequent and the minimalist design lacks user-friendly appeal.
Many still flock to Craigslist to post job listings or apartment rentals because of its large community, but the downfalls often outweigh the possible visibility of the ad. It just may be time to look elsewhere for online classified ads.
SEE ALSO: 5 Ways to Spot a Craigslist Scam
Here are seven sites that offer similar services, but eliminate a lot of Craigslist's hassle:
eBay Classifieds
This site gives you the same benefits of Craigslist with the credibility of the eBay brand. eBay Classifieds provides most of the same category listings, from jobs to selling and renting, and more than 150,000 ads are posted each month. The only category missing from the site is personal ads (which could be a pro or con depending on your needs). And a recent redesign revealed a much more user-friendly interface, including the ability to see and sort items with their photos.
Pawngo
Pawngo isn't completely like Craigslist in it's ability to find services, job listings or apartment rentals, but, much like the name suggets, the site puts a digital spin on the concept of pawn shops. It's perfect for someone trying to make a little extra cash from jewelry, tech, or odds and ends. Pawngo's team makes offers on items based on estimated resale value. If the user accepts the offer, they ships the item to the headquarters in Denver, Co. and the company wires the money to the user's account.
Recycler
This site helps users find and sell used items in a simple manner. You can exchange anything from pets to home listings appear, though it works best for actual products. Recycler also features a very easy to use search tool, making the sorting process less strenuous.
Oodle
Oodle is probably the biggest rival of Craigslist because it aggregates posts from various other sites into its hub. The site displays internal listings but also ones from eBay and Facebook Marketplace (if you opt to sign in with your Facebook account). Unlike other bartering or swap sites, Oodle also offers a section for services instead of just goods, and even houses a place for personal ads. You can also create a listing for items you're seeking. And here's the best part — Oodle has its' own mobile app.
U-Exchange
This site, like Recycler, isn't great for career or apartment listings, but it does allow for the bartering of goods and services. It's pretty much a swap site where you can offer up some of your time or a product and trade for something else you might need. It's more streamlined than Craigslist and could work for one-off instances when you need to get something specific done.
Adoos
Adoos acts as a much more typical classified listing hub with categories devoted to real estate, vehicles, community and jobs, among others. Unlike Craigslist, Adoos lets you log into the site through your Facebook account to provide more credibility and search optimization. The general layout is much more eye-catching than Craigslist's bland design. The downfall — Adoos has a significant amount of ads for external sites that you have to wade through to find what you really need.
Hoobly
Hoobly is the most similar to Craigslist in it's look and feel, though it does have a feature that asks users to register with an email address to help minimize spam on the site.
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Are those ads in violation or just skating by?
I used to use Craigslist too! I got pretty lucky meeting kinky women on there, many interested in cuckolding. It's a shame it's gone.
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Sorry I have no idea. They could well be, but as yet no info on them.
That one seems close like Craigslist
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