Amazon India has launched a pilot peer-to-peer service in Bangalore, allowing users to sell products locally in their own cities. The service, called the Marketplace for Local Goods, is being tested by local entrepreneurs and will be rolled out across India. Users can sell new or used products in categories including mobile phones, books, jewellery and electronics. How it Amazon P2P works To list products The ad is posted on Amazon and once ordered, the company picks up, packs and ships the item, with sellers receiving their money in three to five days.
Amazon India has launched a pilot peer-to-peer service in Bangalore, allowing users to sell products locally in their own cities. The service, called the Marketplace for Local Goods, is being tested by local entrepreneurs and will be rolled out across India. Users can sell new or used products in categories including mobile phones, books, jewellery and electronics. The ad is posted on Amazon and once ordered, the company picks up, packs and ships the item, with sellers receiving their money in three to five days.