ebaypoint.it
Online forum and classified marketplace for used photo, hi-fi and ham radio gear, with DVD rental, run from Rome
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About ebaypoint.it
EBAYPOINT is an online marketplace where members list and sell used photo, video, hi-fi, radio and telephony items. The site also offers fixed-price and auction listings, a forum, private messaging and a user chat.
Listings cover categories such as photo and video, hi-fi home and car, ham radio and CB, vinyl, CD and DVD. A separate section offers DVD rental titles and rental of other items.
The site is listed as operated by Marco Naccari from Rome, Italy.
Product: Classified and auction marketplace with a forum, private messaging and a DVD rental section.
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