Bazoš
Online classifieds for private buyers and sellers of goods, cars, property and jobs in Slovakia, Czechia, Poland and Austria
About Bazoš
Bazoš runs Bazos.sk, an online classifieds site where users post and browse ads across categories including animals, children's items, real estate, jobs, cars, motorcycles, machinery, garden, computers, mobile phones, electronics, sports, music, tickets, books, furniture, clothing, services and collectibles.
The site is aimed at private individuals who buy and sell goods and services, and at people searching for jobs and property. The home page lists 1034279 total ads.
Bazoš was founded in 2004 and is headquartered in Bratislava, Slovakia. The site lists Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Poland and Austria as its markets.
Product: Online classifieds website (Bazos.sk) for posting and searching ads across consumer, property, motor, job and service categories.
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