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I have several magazines to sell - soft core things like Fiona Cooper catalogues, which might be collectable, and hard core stuff like Private magazines. Obviously eBay is out of the question for selling adult material, so what's the best option?

Before you say it, I know I could try this site but there is no auction system available. I know there used to be an adult ebay sort of site (it had a 3-letter title with a Q in it, that's all I can remember!) but from my experience with them they looked a bit crap.

Any suggestions? Surely there must be such a site. If not, I'll invent one! Feel free to email me if you like.

You could try ebid its like eBay with an adult area
link below to it



You have to join it like eBay to buy and sell stuff.

The other one your on about was QXL it closed down a while back in the UK.

Found these sites as well that do x rated-adult auctions

There are also the German auction sites
and .
xhammer is mostly about adult mags, filmundo mostly about adult films.

Downside is this: you have to register with a passport scan, upside is: there is some traffic there.

Adultwork has a Marketplace area where you can sell or auction items including DVDs

beutelwolf wrote:


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> Downside is this: you have to register with a passport scan,
> upside is: there is some traffic there.

Register with a passport scan? Fuck that shit. The world gets more authoritarian day by day it seems. Privacy? Our kids won't know what the fucking word means.

yea....... ebay in everyother country does !!!!!

or try this which does have a over 18 section
http://www.cqout.com

Robches wrote:

> Register with a passport scan? Fuck that shit. The world gets
> more authoritarian day by day it seems.

Not really "more". They are German sites after all, so the authoritarianism has always been there...

Anyway - this is related to German law about access to adult material. Providers are requested to protect against juvenile access, thus the need for age identification.

Boring Bloke wrote:

> I know there used to be an adult ebay sort of site (it had a 3-letter title with a Q in it, that's all I can remember!)

That would be the now demised QXL site.

A belated thanks to everyone who gave advice.

Frankly, none of them look too promising. cqout.com looks the most trustworthy, although it seems impossible to tell from the listings if the 'bid' is the asking price or an actual bid from a potential buyer. Ebare doesn't seem to have many items but at least they do indicate whether or not the items have received bids. AdEbay looks very amateurish. They can't even write proper English, e.g. one of the main sections is called "Whatevers Left" (!). If they can't even get that right how can you trust them?

Anyway, cheers again for the advice. If I don't have any luck with them I'll advertise my stuff here.