🤯  I Found AbilityClassifieds.com.au 

MY Journey Through the Classified Jungle

 

So there I was, trolling the web like a caffeinated Tasmanian Devil, hunting for the best and most professional website to sell my late uncle’s mobility gear,

a deluxe electric wheelchair, a shower chair fit for royalty, and grab rails strong enough to anchor a small yacht.

I wasn’t just looking for any site, I wanted one that actually targeted the disability sector. You know, the people who actually need this stuff.

Not some digital flea market where your ad sits next to someone selling a taxidermy ferret and a half-eaten box of cereal.

I started with the usual suspects. The big-name marketplaces. The ones that promise “millions of eyeballs” but deliver nothing but spam, ghost buyers,

and one guy who offered me fifty bucks for a $2,000 chair. I assume he also pays for his coffee with bottle caps and good intentions.

It was like shouting into the void while wearing a neon sign that says, “Please ignore me.”     I spent over $200 on ads and got less traction than a unicycle on an oil slick.

Then someone from my disability support group whispered the sacred name: AbilityClassifieds.com.au. I was sceptical.

I’ve been burned before. But I gave it a go, and suddenly, I was in a parallel universe where things actually worked.

Free listings. No clutter. No ads for haunted crockpots or “slightly used” dentures. Just disability and mobility items.

It was like walking into a shop that actually sells what’s on the sign.

And get this, I spoke to a real human. Not a chatbot named “Zorg” who replies with “We value your feedback” while actively ignoring it.

A real person helped me write a better listing, suggested a fair price, and even told me how to bundle items to save money.

Listing was only $19.99, and if you’re giving stuff away. Ads are free. FREE. As in, not “free* (*with a subscription, a blood sample, and your soul).”

Within a week, I sold the shower chair and grab rails. Two weeks later, the wheelchair was gone too, snapped up by a family whose son had just come home from rehab. Real people.

Real needs. Real results. Not just “engagement metrics” and “impressions” that mean absolutely nothing unless you’re dating your analytics dashboard.

That’s the thing about AbilityClassifieds.com.au, it’s not just a website. It’s a community.

It’s the number one place to sell new and used disability gear without feeling like you’re auditioning for a role in “Classifieds: The Musical "Disappointment.”