Write a description that answers questions before they're asked

Every question a buyer has to ask is a chance for them to give up instead. A description is required, minimum 20 characters — but 20 characters sells nothing. Aim for 5 to 8 short lines. Answer these: • What it is exactly — brand, model, capacity, year, size. • How long you have owned it, and why you are selling. • What is included — box, charger, papers, spare key, receipt. • What is wrong with it. Say it plainly. Buyers forgive flaws; they do not forgive surprises. • Where and when you can meet. District and rough hours is enough. Do not put a phone number, Zalo ID, email, link or @handle in the text. The listing is rejected, not cleaned up for you. Skip your exact house address too. Buyers reach you in chat, and they can see your phone number there once you reply to them. Write short lines with a blank line between them. Most people read this on a phone, one-handed. Listings are auto-translated into 11 languages, so simple sentences travel much better than long ones.