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IKEA Ventures into Secondhand Marketplace in Two Select Countries

Ikea is venturing into the secondhand marketplace with a new online platform called Ikea Preowned, currently being tested in Madrid and Oslo. This platform allows users to sell their used Ikea furniture to others, creating a convenient way to find new homes for preloved items.

Sellers can list their furniture with photos and a price on Ikea Preowned, resembling the familiar layout of Ikea’s main website. Buyers and sellers then coordinate a meeting time and place to complete the transaction in person.

When it comes to payment, sellers have the choice of receiving funds via a bank transfer without any additional fees or opting for an Ikea gift card with an extra 15 percent bonus based on the furniture’s selling price. While damaged items or discrepancies in product condition cannot be returned, buyers can request a refund if needed.

This initiative demonstrates Ikea’s commitment to sustainability and reuse by providing a platform for customers to participate in the circular economy. To learn more about this endeavor, visit the Ikea Preowned website.

For further details on this exciting venture, you can read the full article on The Verge.