OfferUp with NOX App Player Archives

Some users may have the need to share or transfer files between NoxPlayer and their PC. Here is the tutorial to show you how to do it.

• Move the files from PC to NoxPlayer

1. Select the files that you would like to share
2. Drag these files into NoxPlayer

3. The file will be found automatically in the shared folder of NoxPlayer when the transfer is done

• Move files from NoxPlayer to your PC

1. Click the folder on the desktop and click “File Manager” to find that file that you would like to move

2. Select the file that you would like to move (Do not forget to check the box)

3. Click “FileAssist” on the toolbar and click”Open Android Folder”

4. Click the “Option” button and click “Move selection here”

5. You can see the file in this folder

6. Click “FileAssist” on the toolbar and click”Open PC Folder” and open “ImageShare” then you can find the file on your computer

If the file that you want to share is downloaded from the browser within NoxPlayer then you can find the file in the download folder (Only supported in Android 5 version 6605 and up)

1. Download a file with the browser

2. Click “FileAssist” on the toolbar and click”Open PC Folder”

3. Click the “Download” folder to see the file that you have downloaded

Buy. Sell. Letgo. - OfferUp and Letgo are now one big mobile marketplace.

Buy, sell and shop deals on thousands of unique items nearby! So whether you want to make some extra money by selling your used furniture or want to do some clothes shopping the choice is yours with OfferUp.

OfferUp makes it easy to find great deals on the things you want and make money on the things you want to sell. Ditch the Classified Ads and garage sales -- this is the best way to buy and sell in your community or neighborhood with a mobile marketplace you can trust.

Cars, clothes, shoes, vintage fashion, and more! Here’s how shopping and selling with OfferUp works:

• Buy or sell anything; easily offer up your items for sale in 30 seconds.
• Find great deals and discounts on clothes, shoes, furniture, vintage fashion, cell phones, electronics, baby & kids items, sports equipment, used cars, home goods and more.
• Use reputation features like ratings and profiles to see who you’re dealing with and build trust.
• Shop local items for sale with thousands of new postings daily.
• Message buyers and sellers securely from within the app.
• Build your reputation with your unique seller profile page.
• Browse and shop items by image and sort by category or location.
• Join millions of people using OfferUp across the country.
• Skip the garage sale! OfferUp is the simplest way to buy and sell locally.

Fun facts about shopping and selling with OfferUp:

1. With OfferUp you can easily sell anything like clothes and shoes, used cars, electronics, vintage fashion, and furniture.
2. OfferUp shows you what’s selling nearby in your local community.
3. Communication between buyers & sellers happens through the app via secure messaging.
4. OfferUp is better than a garage sale; you can do your shopping right on your phone or tablet.

Be part of the community:

We’re making local shopping and selling an experience that everyone can try and trust. The community at the heart of our marketplace is what makes that possible. When you join OfferUp, you’re joining millions of people helping each other make money and save money around the nation -- and right in the neighborhood.

From shoes to cars, vintage fashion to furniture - unearth unique items that you can’t find anywhere else with OfferUp. Download OfferUp today and enjoy the mobile marketplace with plenty of hidden gems just waiting to be discovered.

The two leading mobile marketplaces in the U.S., OfferUp and Letgo, are joining forces to create a new powerhouse. OfferUp acquired Letgo on July 1, 2020.

Detectives in Washington County say a man stole tools from a vehicle over the weekend then tried to sell them online using the app OfferUp.

Deputies cited 30-year-old Raymond A. Chavez of Portland for first-degree theft and unlawful entry into a vehicle.

According to the Washington County Sheriff’s Office, the victim of the theft, Cody Schillinger, called dispatchers Sunday evening saying someone broke into his vehicle at his residence in the 8800 block of Southwest Cashmur Drive in the West Slope neighborhood and stole his tools.

"Once I found that, I was like 'Oh my gosh, this is literally how I make my living and it's all gone," said Schillinger.

Schillinger was able to provide deputies with a detailed list of the tools stolen, including the fact that some were marked with his initials.

Schillinger later called detectives he found one of his stolen items on the sales app OfferUp.

"I saw the pictures and I was like 'My goodness, thank goodness!' It was really surreal," Schillinger said.

Detectives from the sheriff’s office Property Crimes Unit made arrangements to meet with the seller, later identified as Chavez.

The detectives were able to confirm the tools were those stolen from Schillinger and recover the stolen property, valued at around $1,000. The property was returned to Schillinger.

"They said it doesn't happen often. It is definitely a good feeling," said Schillinger.

The sheriff’s office noted that detectives received “valuable assistance” from employees at OfferUp during the investigation.

The detectives also said this was a good reminder for property owners to record serial numbers or apply distinct markings to their property to make identification easier.

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