Sell online without handing out your phone number
You list a couch, a phone or a bike on a marketplace. To get replies you have to publish your real number — and it stays there long after the item is gone.
How it usually goes
Your number leaks into screenshots, group chats and spam databases. Buyers keep calling about a sofa you sold months ago, and you can’t take it back.
How it works in Tacq
- 1
Create a public Ad in Tacq instead of pasting your phone number. Share its link or QR right in the marketplace listing.
- 2
Each interested buyer opens a separate, isolated chat with you — text, photos of the item, even a voice or video call. Your number is never shown.
- 3
Negotiate and agree on the deal inside Tacq. The buyer never learns who you are beyond the nickname you chose for this Ad.
- 4
Sold it? Delete the Ad in one tap — and every child chat opened from it is blocked instantly. No more late-night “is it still available?”.
The result
You sell to anyone who can click a link, while your real number stays private and the conversations end the moment the deal does.