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Under İkinci El ve Sıfır Alışveriş on sahibinden.com, find the home appliances section and choose one type of machine. Add the brand, the most you would pay and the il and ilçe you can collect from; kimden separates private sellers from shops. Set the order to Tarihe göre (Önce en yeni ilan) before copying the address.
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The common mistake: one search for every appliance at once

Plenty of people starting out in a new home type a broad word and hope. The result is a mail full of dealer stock, spare parts, shelves for fridges and machines in the wrong city. After a few days nobody opens those mails, and the one genuine relocation sale goes unread.

Split the hunt instead. One search for the washer, another for the fridge, each with its own price cap and pickup area. On Free you get one search checked every 30 minutes; Starter gives five searches every 10 minutes; Pro gives twenty with the fastest checks.

Why an air conditioner listing rewards a quick reply

Families leaving a rented flat often sell the split unit they installed themselves, because taking it down and refitting it elsewhere costs real money. The price is usually set to move it before the keys are handed back. These are exactly the listings where the first sensible message wins.

With email, you see it whenever you next glance at your inbox, which for most office workers is often. Open the link, read the details, and contact the seller the same day.

Facts to collect before you arrange a viewing

Ask for a photo of the rating plate: it shows the production year and the energy class. Ask whether the invoice or garanti belgesi is still around, since remaining warranty is worth paying a little more for. Ask whether the machine is still connected so you can see it running when you arrive.

On the day, watch a washer or dishwasher go through a short cycle, feel that a fridge is cold inside, and switch an air conditioner between heating and cooling. Pay nothing in advance: no deposit before you have seen the appliance in person, a meeting at the seller's home or a public spot, and an inspection before payment. A ship-only offer at a tempting price is a reason to slow down.

Collection, stairs and fitting: the hidden part of the price

A front loader from a building with no lift may need two people and a van. An air conditioner needs a technician at both ends. Get a rough moving quote before you start, and the true cost of every listing in your mail becomes easy to judge.

A folder of fridge prices from the last month

Sort these alerts into one folder with a mail rule. After a few weeks, searching that folder for a model name shows what similar machines were listed for. When a seller names a number, you have real listings to weigh it against, and you can negotiate calmly.