The Most Bizarre Things People Are Actually Selling on Facebook Marketplace

Used Toilet Paper Holders (Still Installed)

Some sellers do not bother to remove the item before photographing it. Listings for bathroom fixtures often show the holder still mounted on a stained wall, sometimes with a roll still attached. The description will read something like "Good condition, works fine, just redecorating." The line between "used" and "still in use" becomes blurry. What is even stranger is that these items occasionally receive offers, suggesting that someone, somewhere, does not mind where their hardware has been.

Free "Bad Vibes"

A small but consistent category of listings asks for nothing in return. A seller will offer "Free Bad Luck Charm" or "Used Negative Energy – You Take." The item pictured is often a cracked coffee mug, a single rusty nail, or a crumpled photograph. The description warns that the object has "a history" but refuses to elaborate. Whether these posts are performance art, genuine superstition, or simply a way to dispose of trash with theatrical flair remains unclear. What is clear is that people keep clicking on them.

A Single Couch Cushion

Occasionally, a seller will list one cushion from a three-cushion sofa. The post makes no mention of the other two. When asked in the comments, the seller might reply that they are "selling separately" or that the others "are not for sale." No further explanation follows. The listing sits online for months, a quiet monument to a decision that defies all practical logic.