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Listed jet ski, sold fast

Listed my jet ski on Boat Trader. The process was quick to set up. Got an inquiry in two days. Sold it within the week. Good service.

Mostly positive, some hiccups

I recently listed my Boston Whaler, a center console model, on Boat Trader. The website was easy to navigate for creating the listing, and uploading pictures went smoothly. I appreciated how detailed you could get with specifications, which is important for boat buyers. However, I did have a small issue when trying to adjust my listing's price – it took a couple of tries to save the change, which was a bit annoying. Customer service was responsive when I had a question about how long the ad would stay live. Delivery isn't really a factor here as it's a listing service, but the visibility for my boat was good. Overall, a solid platform, just a minor tweak needed on the editing function.

Decent value for selling

I was looking to sell my old pontoon boat and compared a few sites. Boat Trader had a basic listing promo that saved me about $15. It wasn't a huge discount, but every bit helps. The listing itself was pretty standard. I felt it was worth the purchase since it got my boat seen by a lot more people than just local ads. I ended up selling it after about a month, so I'd say the value was there.

Good listing experience

I used Boat Trader to list my used powerboat, a 2008 Sea Ray Sundancer. The listing process was straightforward enough, though it took a bit of time to upload all the photos and write a good description. I opted for the enhanced listing package. It reached a good number of potential buyers in my area, took 5 days to reach Denver. I received a few inquiries within the first week. The site's interface for managing messages was fine, nothing special but it worked. Overall, I sold the boat quicker than I expected.