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OfferUp Stock (OFUP)
Mobile Local Marketplace
OfferUp is an e-commerce platform that aims to facilitate buying and selling items locally.
About OfferUp Stock
Founded
2011
Headquarters
Bellevue, WA, US
Total Funding
389M
Industries
Software, Financial Services, Mobile
OfferUp is an e-commerce platform that aims to facilitate buying and selling items locally. The company introduced a nationwide shipping option for sellers. OfferUp uses an image-based product offering page, designed for ease of use and the ability to post quickly. The company also offers Facebook integration to indicate to buyers if they have connections to the seller and use TruYou to verify and validate users via their driver's license.
OfferUp was founded in 2011 and is headquartered in Bellevue, WA. Investors include GGV Capital, Jackson Square Ventures, and OLX.
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OfferUp Management
Leadership team at OfferUp
Chief Executive Officer
Todd Dunlap
Chief Financial Officer
Michael Eggers
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