Check Out Some Of The Most Absurd Listings On Facebook Marketplace That Set The Internet Abuzz
Bizarre Facebook Marketplace finds that will leave you speechless.
Facebook Marketplace is where deals go to retire, and apparently where chaos clocks in for overtime. One minute you’re scrolling past normal listings, the next you’re staring at a post that reads like it was written by a gremlin with a budget.
It starts with a “pet immortalized on canvas” for $75, which sounds sweet until you remember wolves need love too, and the seller definitely did not promise your dog or cat would make it to the portrait appointment. From there, the weirdness escalates fast: a $1,000 “101 Dalmatians” Disney VHS, a bear in a bottle for $5, a “wine bottle tree” for $45, and a backyard hockey rink that’s somehow still a real thing people are trying to sell.
And that’s before the burial plots, the soiled queen bed frame, and the war-torn antique desk show up to make it all feel personal.
Hey, wolves need love too. Note: may try to eat your dog or cat.
That's it I'm marketplace ShamingFor just $75, you could have your beloved pet immortalized on canvas. Just don't expect it to be mistaken for a masterpiece.
That's it I'm marketplace ShamingA classic Disney VHS tape of "101 Dalmatians" listed for a cool $1,000. A true collector's item.
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Need a quirky conversation starter? How about a stuffed bear in a bottle? Only $5 for this unique oddity.
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Transform your garden with a "wine bottle tree.” Yours for $45, because why not?
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Bargain hunters, over to you.
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Backyard hockey rink, anyone?
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For those in need of a "unique" bedroom upgrade, this soiled wood queen bed frame could be yours for $200.
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A steal at $30, don't you think?
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It’s sure to add character to any room.
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This is similar to the AITA where a friend’s pet wrecked antique furniture, and the owner asked to split repair costs.
Looking to secure your eternal resting place? Two burial plots are available at a discounted price of $8,500. Act fast!
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We’re sure the offers came pouring in.
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The war-torn remains of an antique desk in desperate need of rescue for $40. DIY enthusiasts, here’s your chance.
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Too lazy to clean out your grill? Just sell it. Easy.
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A listing for canvas oil paintings that leaves more questions than answers.
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It's all or nothing. No negotiations.
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Been through the wringer, back, and all two wars. But in excellent working condition nonetheless. A steal at $20.
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Because the only thing better than getting boxes for free is buying them…
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For someone out there, a lifelong dream just came to pass.
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Artistic vision or a stick and some rope? You decide.
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Love seats that need a bit of love themselves.
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That $75 “immortalized on canvas” pet listing is the kind of cute that immediately turns suspicious, especially with the wolf warning sitting right there.
Then the $1,000 “101 Dalmatians” VHS and the $5 stuffed bear in a bottle hit back-to-back, like the algorithm is daring you to keep scrolling.
Just when you think you’ve seen everything, the “wine bottle tree,” the $200 soiled queen bed frame, and the $40 war-torn antique desk all prove people will list anything.
And the two burial plots for $8,500, plus the “canvas oil paintings” that leave more questions than answers, turn this Marketplace sprint into a full-on mystery you cannot unsee.
But enough about them, how about you? What’s the most bizarre listing you’ve ever encountered? Share your tales of marketplace madness in the comments below.
The only thing more bizarre than the listings is how fast the internet kept reacting.
For more pet-sitting boundary drama, read how a cat owner handled a friend who refused after furniture damage.