Letgo is free to download and use, and is available on both the App Store and the Google Play Store.
Letgo says it's seen 3 billion messages sent in its first two years, which equates to about 9 million per day.
On the other end, Letgo will automatically suggest messages to send to the seller, like "Is this item still available?" or "Is the price negotiable?"
The app's interface is simple. It looks a lot like Pinterest upon first opening the app — images of items up for sale are listed in a vertical, image-heavy feed.
You can see everything all at once, or you can narrow it down using the colorful buttons at the top if you're looking for something like electronics or fashion. Or, you can use the search bar to look up a specific type of item. You can also filter your feed by distance, price, and how new the item is.
Letgo says it sees about 500,000 listings go up every day.
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