Gumtree Australia

... find the experts on Gumtree. Have a look. Australia are world leaders in...

... $700USD/$1000AUD (I live in Australia). I'm trying to get a...! There's an insane guy on gumtree trying to sell an Allen ...

... now surpassed Gumtree when it comes to selling things privately within Australia.

... - talking about emigrating to Australia from England, and discussing the... day. Sites like eBay, Craigslist, Gumtree, and Facebook Marketplace (amongst others) ...

... to check FB markplace and Gumtree for second hand items. If... IT equipment. No different to Australia, most ex-corporate computers (2-3 years ...

.... Use Facebook marketplace or Gumtree. (Though Gumtree has been going bad lately... based on instructions from eBay Australia. We have no contractual relationship... facility falls entirely on eBay Australia, and because Adyen is just...

...스텔 예약: YHA Australia: 호주의 대표... 수 있어요. Flatmates, Gumtree: 이런 사이트...

... my personal LEGO collection on Gumtree. Mix of pickups and posted... happening. They can complain to Australia post if they want. For .... They’ve now said they’ll contact Gumtree and their bank to recover ... list 1 by one. - Gumtree wont care less. - As ...

... of Field, Sugarloaf, Quiet Golf, Gumtree, Public Drip they're all selling... I found interesting is in Australia and Vietnam, Malbon was way ...

... no hits on MarketPlace or Gumtree. I was thinking of donating... after that (family illnesses, UK, Australia etc) and sold it. Had...

... hallucinations: It's happened again in Australia, with a travel booking company... in pine forests without a gumtree in sight lol Xand_Man posted: ...

... years since I last explored Australia with a Toyota Landcruiser, I... to re-visit and travel Western Australia by motorcycle. The idea is... EXC-F. Shipping my motorcycle to Australia would be time-consuming and rather ... me until I am in Australia. Now the question to you: ... EXC. I have been checking gumtree.com.au and Facebook marketplace ...

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We’ve got a lot of gumtrees on our land. Many of them have this dark, weepy look to them around the base. The canopy looks healthy to my untrained eye, but I know nothing. The yellow arrow is point at the same tree as in the first picture. There are several trees (also pictured if you swipe) that look like they’re on their way falling down. They also have this look to them. I’ve only just moved on to the land in the last year, and they’ve looked like this since we moved. submitted by /u/jaminjames to r/arborists [link] [comments]

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Does anyone these days sell and buy things on gumtree in Australia. In my area it's more cash converters that lists on gumtree. Is it still a good place to advertise or is it a waste of time. submitted by /u/lizziemc13 to r/Flipping [link] [comments]

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If I could get THAT much from my shellac collection, I'm sitting on ~$110,000 worth of 78s! 🤪 submitted by /u/Shamaneater to r/78rpm [link] [comments]

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I am NOT the Original Poster. That is u/BESTtaylorINTHEWORLD. They posted in r/australia Mood Spoiler: frustrating; but happy ending Original Post: December 18, 2023 I drive to work very early in the mornings, there might be 4 cars sharing the freeway on any given day. I received a letter from EPA saying I have been witnessed ( my car, rego, clothing) to have thrown a lit cigarette from my window. Littering is an offence. A lit ciggie is a much higher offence. But here's the thing... I DON'T SMOKE. I NEVER HAVE. I DON'T HAVE CIGARETTES IN MY CAR. so I ask for a review, the review comes back to me 3 months later discribes me in detail. As if it was a mistaking identity. And it is not. SO EVERYTHING I wrote about how it's not possible that I tossed a lit ciggie. Means NOTHING. THIS is how EPA works. The whole story from this witness is a lie. And so now I have write the EPA requesting this goes to court. I'm not paying 700 plus dollars coz someone has made this up! EDIT:- Thank you all for your comments. I'm definitely going to take this to court. The guy at EPA said the witness HAS to come to the court date. Or the whole thing is thrown out. I'd like to look them in the eye. The shitty thing is I see lit ciggies rolling around on the freeway all the time. (Well in the dark I notice the ember much more) I don't go assuming it's this person or that! But to SAY they SAW me. That's an absolute crock. Relevant Comments: Witness should be charged with filing a false report: "That's exactly what the EPA guy said. After telling me the witness would recorded as a false witness to the EPA" Proof, and how to prove OOP doesn't smoke: "I wanna know how they're going to provide evidence of a cigarette through from my car. EPA guy said it was witness by a driver but no footage. Any arsehole can see a ciggy butt rolling around on a freeway" "But yeah some great advice has come through my Manager has provided an email already about my lack of habit. And I'm going to call the GP ask a few questions before booking them" "I was thinking about going to a GP and have a blood test or something. But f**kin hell all this just to prove I didn't toss!! It's frustrating" Someone you cut off in traffic maybe/something while driving: "I doubt it, like I said there's barely anyone on the road, I drive trucks for a living, I'm very anal about my driving habits" Sounds like revenge of some kind... "I have a work mate who requested Honda dealerships to call me for a sells purchase. I got called by 5 dealerships I also "ran an ad" on Gumtree to sell a $10,000 motorbike for $5000. So if I had to go out on a limb" Why did they do that? Is this a current workmate? "He WAS a mate, I made a joke he didn't like. The EXACT kind of joke he made about my Mum, often." Downvoted comment tells OOP they should just pay because it will cost too much to take it to court for the principle of the thing: "The rules you've made up about the world are pretty miserable, I am no stranger to conflict, and I have good mental health. As far as a waste of time. No. A government body shouldn't just be able to hand out fines like confetti. And after this is resolved I'll be writing my local member, red tape is no way to run a democracy" Update Post: January 24, 2024 (1 month, 1 week later) After my 1st post here, I read comment after comment, and I took and acted on SO much good advice. I was ready for it. I have just received an email from EPA. THEY'VE DROPPED IT! after further review yadda yadda THANK YOU AUSTRALIA, I RECKON WE DID IT! Relevant Comments: This exchange clears some things up: Commenter: Fancy that. Shitty exploitable system was exploited and when challenged they back down. For those unaware the EPA in most states allow you to report someone for littering online with basic information and no real proof beyond your word, A fine is then issued to said person who either has to pay or challenge in court. If you elect to challenge the EPA contacts the person who made the report to confirm if they will go to court as a witness. It's a terrible system open to abuse by people who feel you have wronged them on the road. OOP: That's the thing, they will inform the reporter of the court request and then they've got the choice, to either go though with it. Waste a day I assume OR in my case they'd cop perjury charges. I had very little choice. But from what the bloke at the EPA said, the reporter will no longer be credible. 1 less faker. submitted by /u/LucyAriaRose to r/BestofRedditorUpdates [link] [comments]

As the title says, selling something on gumtree, guy says he's in Australia on a trip and wants me to courier to his house here close to me and pay in PayPal as his mobile banking doesnt work. Scam? submitted by /u/DeviantBro to r/southafrica [link] [comments]

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Not sure if this belongs in Pro or Petty revenge, but as it was "professional" I'm posting it here. Posting on a throwaway as this is pretty specific. ​ Background: A few years ago, I worked in the wine industry and I traveled to Australia to try to broaden my experience of the industry, as well as of life and to try out living abroad for a while. I also knew the pay there was vastly higher than what was my home at the time, in the UK. I had quite a bit of experience, a decent CV/Resume, great qualifications in the industry and academically and I was young and eager. At the time, I had a one year work visa, but this could have been extended to two or longer, depending on the employer. I applied for loads of jobs; many were listed on the various employment websites, industry specific ones, gumtree, if I liked the sound of it, I applied for it. I also wrote to various wineries in the area that I really liked with my CV and various details. I got a lot of replies, but one of my favourites got back to me, they put me in touch with their hiring manager. I was stoked to have an interview with one of my favourite wineries in the region, for a sales rep job. I drove to the winery, met with the hiring manager, and had the interview of my life. I nailed it; to this day I've never had a better interview. I met the winery manager, got along great. At the end of the interview, the hiring manager told me I was a shoo-in, and that they'd be in touch shortly to let me know if I got the job, followed by a very reassuring wink/nod. The very next day, I got a phone call saying that they'd be delighted to have me as their regional sales rep, and we discussed a start date. This winery was several hours out of the city, so I had to move quite a distance, rent an apartment, buy a car, and so on. This cost me the vast majority of the savings I'd accumulated back home before the move. A few days before the starting date, I give them a call to let them know I'm moved in and that I am looking forward to starting, and to ask if they wouldn't mind if I came along a few days before just to get a better lay of the land, etc. They said the owners weren't around so don't bother coming in, but call again tomorrow. I did, and again, the owners weren't around again. I was due to start on the monday, so I figured oh well - I guess I'll meet them then. I showed up bright and early, 20 minutes early on the first day, ready to meet the crew and get stuck in. I walked around until I found someone, as the cellar door and main areas weren't open yet. They told me to hang around until someone showed up - eventually, the general winery manager appears and when I say I'm supposed to be meeting with him, the hiring manager and the owners today, his eyes widen, he goes a little white(r), and then, after some "uhhh"-ing, lets me know that they aren't ready today and need a few more days to sort things out, but to call back in the afternoon to find out when I'm really supposed to start. I call back, and it goes to voicemail. I leave a voicemail, saying "hey it's no worries, let me know which day this week you'd like me to start". I call the hiring manager I had spoken to before, that goes to voicemail, I do the same. Two more days pass, and I'm starting to get irritated. I want to start work. I call the hiring manager again, who picks up. I am as civil as I can be, but I do ask why I haven't been called back. She lets me know that the owners have changed their minds, and don't want to hire me any more. She admitted that this was pretty shitty, and she'd been trying to convince them to take me, but they had issues with the fact that I was a temporary worker and wouldn't be there for more than two years. I let her know that there were options for extending my ability to stay in the country, etc. She said she knew, but they were adamant. I was pretty pissed at this point, so I decided to call them directly. Their number was easy to find, so I called them and left a voicemail asking them to call me back. And another voicemail a day later, all the time remaining as polite as I could. Eventually I called them from skype, with "no number", and they actually picked up. I asked why they no longer wished to hire me and tried to explain that they could apply for an extension/sponsorship if they liked having me. Then came the line. "We just don't want a pommy working for us, plain and simple mate". You dicks. This had nothing to do with the sponsorship thing, you just don't like brits. I'm not even a pom (this is typically slang reserved for English - I am Scottish). I terminate my lease, cancel my internet, and drive back up the coast about $2000AUD in the hole (not including the price of the car, fuel, food, time wasted, etc). ​ Revenge: Pissed off, but at this point desperate for money, I stay at a hostel and begin job hunting again. This time there's a pretty great job as a regional manager & buyer for a decently sized chain of liquor stores. This is a little beyond my previous experience but fuck it, I go for it. I get the job, and suddenly I'm responsible for 7 stores and the purchases they make. 7 big stores, that buy a lot of wine. When store managers make their weekly orders, it was done through an online system where the various products and quantities were put in. There was a short window between the order being submitted and the order actually going through to be fulfilled. I simply cancelled each and every store's orders of the wines from that winery. I did that every single week until I left. Each store was ordering between 15 and 30 cases of this producer's wines per week; an average of about $6,000 per store in sales (closer to $4000 per order, per store). When the store managers saw that their stocks were dwindling or gone, and asked me about it, I simply said that they'd changed their pricing and we can't afford to sell it right now. Every time their sales rep (who did not know me) called to ask what the problem was, I just told him that their product just wasn't moving and we don't need any stock right now. He didn't think to even compare previous years sales records, he'd have seen that their because wine was great, it had always sold well. I wasn't there long, I hated that job, the hours, and the stress of taking care of seven freaking stores and their problems, but the revenge was sweet. After four months I packed it in, and I reckon their shitty attitude cost them over $400,000 in sales. I could have made that for them if they'd hired me. ​ TL;DR: Winery hires me, backs out at the last minute, so I sabotage their regional sales, costing them many times over what my yearly salary would be. ​ Edit: Thank you kind stranger for the gold. this throwaway now has almost as much karma, and infinitely more gold than my 9 year old main account. Crazy. Yes, I realise I should have gotten the offer in writing. I was younger (this was almost a decade ago) and pretty naive. There's been several requests for the name of the winery. I won't be giving the name for several reasons. This was a long time ago. I got my revenge and spanked the owners' bottom line. The winery made, and continues to make, absolutely impeccable wines. The owners don't make the wines, the employees do, and I'd hate to see their reputations tarnished for the owners being dicks back in the day. This has been fun. 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In August I bought a used thinkpad on gumtree. The payment went through OK, the laptop arrived, and had the seller's Windows install on it. I promptly wiped it and set it up how I like it, and went on my way. A couple of weeks later the seller got back to me in a panic because he'd bought a new laptop and it was completely clean. He'd presumed his new laptop would still have all his stuff on it as soon as he logged in. He told me his IT guys said they should still be able to rescue the data from the laptop, but would need access to it. Not a chance, I'd formatted it and nearly completely filled it with my own stuff. He wanted the laptop back to run a data recovery, and I refused, not just because he's two states away but because I know it was overwritten. We sent heated mails back and forth, and at the end of September he sent me an invoice for $8100 for the cost to him of the loss of the data on the laptop. I ignored it, blocked him everywhere I could, and went on my way again. Just yesterday I received (in my PO Box, it'd likely been there a week already as I went away for Christmas) a letter of demand stating I have an unpaid debt to him of $9240 now, and if it's not paid within seven days then he will "reserve the right to take legal action to recover the monies without further notice to you." My gut feeling is he's full of it, but if he's taken it this far am I likely to be in any trouble? Is there anything I can do to fend off any issues before he takes it further? AFAIC this was entirely his fault, and there was no information with the laptop to keep the existing install, or make backups etc. submitted by /u/thinkpadthrowaway2 to r/legaladvice [link] [comments]