After you list: the screen, going live, and your number

A new listing is a draft until it has at least one photograph, because a listing without one wastes the buyer's time and yours. The description is read once by our screen for the things that get a listing taken down elsewhere: a phone number in the text, an abusive line, a claim that cannot be true. What it finds is shown to you rather than acted on silently.

Live means it is on the yard and searchable. A buyer who wants to talk sends an enquiry; your number stays masked until you choose to answer, and their number comes to you in the same moment. From there it is your conversation, on your phone, with nobody in the middle.

You can withdraw at any time and put it back later; the record of the listing stays yours either way. Ops can remove a listing that breaks the rules, and if that happens you are told what rule and why.