This might trigger a few people, but every time I want to sell something in Switzerland, I feel frustrated using Ricardo, Tutti, or AutoScout24, especially after getting used to platforms like eBay and Kleinanzeigen. I recently heard they are all part of the SMG Marketplace Mafia. I especially hate the user interfaces of Tutti and Ricardo. I can’t find all the filter settings I need, particularly when searching for cars. I can only ask questions in a public chat instead of contacting the seller directly. Like, what? This makes absolutely no sense. I still haven’t found an easy way to contact a seller, and I hate it so much. When you want to sell something, you’re also limited by the number of photos and videos you can upload, especially in the app. On top of that, the commission for each sold item is between 8% and 12%, up to CHF 390. Like, WTF? That’s insanely expensive. There also doesn’t seem to be much real interest in buying used items. For example, I sold a set of almost new summer wheels for my car for CHF 90, even though I believe they’re worth more than CHF 200. Why hasn’t anyone created an exact copy of Kleinanzeigen or Craigslist? Is it just me, or are Swiss people simply not bothered by this? submitted by /u/nyrus4815
Originally posted by u/nyrus4815 on r/Switzerland
