Craigslist New York City

8 of the best sites related to the classified ads site Craigslist for the NYC area. Know of another site that should be included here? Leave your suggestions at the bottom of the page. (Related searches: New York City, New York City Guide, Dog Stores New York City)

1. Craigslist New York City - New York City classifieds and forums for housing, jobs, items for sale ranging from computers and cars to furniture, personals, services and events. Most ads are free to place and read; job postings require payment from the advertiser. (newyork.craigslist.org)

2. Job Postings at New York City Craigslist - Classifieds for hundreds of jobs in the New York City area searchable by job category, telecommute, contract, part-time, internship and non-profit. (newyork.craigslist.com)

3. Cars for Sale at New York City Craigslist - Hundreds of postings for cars and trucks for sale ranging from almost new to vintage. Most listings include photos and you can set your minimum/maximum price range when you search. (newyork.craigslist.com)

4. Personal Introduction Assistant a.k.a. “Wingwoman” - Voted among the Best of Craigslist, New York City  — man seeks a “wingwoman” to help facilitate conversations with beautiful women, remain totally silent after that and block all interlopers who try to interfere in the conversation. Various other qualifications include no Debbie Downers, man-haters, media people or feminists with a bone to pick. Position may or may not still be available, but worth a read just for insight into the modern dating scene in New York City and the various players. (newyork.craigslist.com)

5. Recklessly Seeking Sex on Craigslist - April 2009 article reports on the “Casual Encounters” section of Craigslist New York, a subset of the Personals classifeds, the people who use it, some interesting anecdotes and the risks involved. The article includes interviews with several NYC men and women who’ve used the section, Craigslist founder Craig Newmark, a researcher with the Kinsey Institute, and a doctor. (www.nytimes.com)

6. How Craigslist Has Changed New York - Older but still relevant article from July 2005 that looks at the ways, both obvious and covert, that Craigslist New York City has changed the city including giving reality TV a virtual casting couch, setting off the vintage furniture craze, simplifying apartment hunting, recruiting participants for scientific studies, and helping erotic services workers. (www.nymag.com)

7. Love the One You Were With? - A variety of poems about romantic interest occurring outside relationships found in the “Missed Connections” section of Craigslist NYC are featured in this July 2009 article. (www.nytimes.com)

8. Craigslist Deconstructed - In this article from 2008, the author breaks down a Craigslist New York apartment ad to see what you’re really getting. (newyork.timeout.coom)

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