kijiji

But kijiji allowed posts from anywhere at the same time as Craigslist was restricted to a few cities, so kijiji dominates almost everywhere.

Quite different from ON where Kijiji does seem to have the dominance that the article referred to.

There have been many CL clones(kijiji), but none gained enough eyeballs to make an interoperating API work.

And given that like 8 people who own a computer have ever even heard of Kiswahili, Kijiji is gibberish.

In Ottawa, kijiji appears to run second to usedottawa.com, but both get good traffic.

They seem to have lost their market share to Kijiji long ago.

I guess so, my Mac autocorrects CraigsList but does not have Kijiji in its dictionary...

I used Kijiji to sell my car a few years ago and it still is the site I use to sell stuff.

I wish craigslist were more popular here (ottawa); I find kijiji's interface to be too noisy and does some crappy things (eg.

On a sidenote, Kijiji should make their Android app better.

I actually prefer the cleaner interface though, Kijiji is quite cluttered in comparison.

I live in BC and Kijiji definitely isn't as dominant as Craigslist here.

Kijiji changed its name to "Kleinanzeigen" here in Germany few years ago, but its quite popular compared to craigslist etc.

Compare usedottawa's 27,000 ads under "Latest" to Kijiji's 197,000 under "Buy & Sell" (does not include autos).

And rightfully so, "Kijiji" is a terrible name.

Kijiji means village/small town in Kiswahili and gives a sense of locality.

Kijiji has 43,000 listings in the automotive section but usedottawa only has 3,200.

I remember going to the US and telling my boss that we should look for used stuff of Kijiji.