What are forbidden posted on Dubizzle goods?

Prevents Dubizzle content that is contrary to the laws and regulations of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, for example, but not limited to any content

Illegal or harmful or pose a threat or misuse or libelous, defamatory or in violation of the sanctity or any harmful information.
The political nature and / or criticize any government or employee of the municipal employees within the scope of any legal competence of the circle.
A pornographic nature or where any kind of nudity or explicit sexual content or deviant.
Anti-Islam or belittles the Islamic religion in any way.
A racist or discriminatory nature against any race or religion or creed or nationality, sex or any other group of individuals.
Embodies anyone else.
Includes information identifying anyone else without his permission.
False or misleading.
Drawn selling goods or merchandise, unless (1) was published in the space provided for the purpose of selling in this site, or (2) Send e-mail to another user of the site openly expressed his desire that Trazle in this regard.
Contains links to other websites, unless (1) it has written expressly approved by Dubizzle, and (2) has been published on the subject you've downloaded in the appropriate place.
Represents a declaration to sell anything illegal under any law or regulation in force in the legal jurisdiction of the Department, which sells the product or need.
Violate any international laws or federal or national or local private rights of copyright, patents, trademarks or other intellectual property rights laws.
Any software viruses or software includes penetration of so-called Trojan horses or worms or logical electronic or other malicious or harmful substances technically bombs.
Disrupts the normal flow of data by sending an excessive number of messages.
Uses a touch misleading to hide the true source addresses.

6 tips to clean up your social media act!

after acing that job interview and impressing everybody with your charm, sense of humor and intellect, you go home and boast about your accomplishment for the day. You tell all your family and friends that you are just a phone call (or email) away from your dream job. I mean, you did wear your best suit and best smile to that 3-hour meeting. You start picturing what it would be like joining that organization you love so much, becoming part of the corporate family and climbing up the career ladder swiftly.

You wait… but the hours turn into days, and the days into weeks. At best, you receive an email that your application has been rejected. At worst, you don’t hear back from anyone, and you struggle to get closure.

Sure, it may be that they may have found someone more suitable for the position. But have you ever considered that this modern-day double-edged sword, called social media, might be the reason you were ruthlessly turned down?

Think about it. We live in a digital age where unfortunately, all our information is out there for the public to see, potential employers included.

According to Locket’s data, on a given day, the average user checks his or her phone 110 times per day, with its highest frequency users unlocking their home screens many times more.

This means that, the probability of a potential employer stalking you on social media (for lack of a better term), is expectedly high.

Take the time to go through your social media profiles before applying for jobs. Clean up your act, and you just might get that job you’ve always been dreaming of.

These tips may come in handy:

1- Have you ever ‘googled’ yourself?

Don’t think of it as arrogance. Think of it as a precaution. You never know what dirt the internet has over you.

2- Privacy, privacy, privacy

Facebook keeps changing its privacy settings. Make sure you go through your settings, and consider limiting all previous posts in case some of them are public.

3- Delete all incriminating photos.

The UAE is a fun place to live, and sometimes you can have a little too much fun. However, employers won’t necessarily consider ‘bar hopping’ a superior skill.

4- A picture is worth a thousand words.

No amount of privacy settings can prevent employers from seeing your profile picture. A presentable one comes in handy more often than you think. Avoid pouting and questionable backdrops (such as a toilet seat).

5- You are what you share.

Twitter in particular can get you in a lot of trouble if you share the wrong content. For example, don’t disclose the finale of Game of Thrones before everyone gets a chance to see it. You would be surprised how many potential employers love the show.

5- Those Facebook updates.

Outing your previous boss as stupid or incompetent on your Facebook wall may hinder your job search. Use your Facebook wall to post pleasant updates that exude an easygoing, fun personality.

An almost scientifical dubizzle approach to hoarders

you can’t seem to throw anything away? Or are you high-level OCD and have a hand vacuum on the dining table as you eat (to an extent where you make your guests wear covers that can be hosed down)?

First, it’s important to note that we’re not here to make fun of you guys – we at dubizzle seem to be just as messed up as you… no pun intended!

You’ll see that 36% of the dubizzle employees don’t throw things, or only when forced. And the only hoarding exception seems to be 3% angelic creatures (of whom we’re not even sure they really work at dubizzle).

As you read this you probably scratched your head or chewed your nails, but also you’ve probably found yourself in one of those hoarding categories. Cause come on, we’re all not THAT special.

If you agree, you might also second some of the things dubizzlers don’t want to throw:

Enough now with the graphs, for crying out loud it’s the weekend! Here’s the really important piece you should probably take away from this: Decluttering is really good for you.

1) It creates space in your house, and you can reinvent your apartment with new colors and rearranging the furniture.

2) They say that emotional attachment to old possessions can actually be in your way of new experiences and relationships. So let go.

3) Clutter is a source of stress, whether it’s hidden or in the open. And you’re badly in need of some relaxation after all the EXPO 2020 bubble or no bubble chat.

4) Decluttering saves you a lot of time – because you’ll spend less time searching for that one thing. Unless you forgot it’s gone.  Then good luck.

5) It just simply feels good.

Unless you’re planning to host OCD sufferer groups in your house, you have force-field-like powers or your apartment is made entirely out of Teflon, it’s not gonna declutter itself I’m afraid and you’re gonna have to get started on your own.

And if there’s one thing we’re sure of, it’s this: You work too hard and are spending way too much on rent to be hating the space you live in. Case and point.

We’ll make it a little easier for you, cause over the next weeks, there will be loads of practical and not at all uninteresting tips for your next decluttering mission – and it could be now, right?

Dubizzle: the wealth of potential does not know the Saudis in their homes

detection of Dubizzle, free classified ads site for that of others in the homes of Mstalma Kingdom

purposes that can contribute significantly to the growth of the Saudi economy as a wealth of untapped potential.

 

In the first of its kind economic study, carried out in collaboration with the Research Foundation "YouGov" YouGov, confirmed Dubizzle There are more than 900 million of unused purposes exist within the houses in the UK, valued at 370 billion Saudi riyals.

 

The new study included all regions of the UK and dealt with all purposes and collectibles are not being used in the population in general, which has been valuing its value through a combination of the study conducted by global research firm, "YouGov" YouGov and data available to the Dubizzle about the average price of hundreds of thousands of purposes, came the result that there about 370 billion Saudi riyals from unused purposes and that consumers can sell them or they exchange among themselves-or as it is called in the world of Economics, based on the basis of "consumer to consumer," and therefore they are able to pump additional cash flow that will boost the local economy. 

 

For his part, Abdullah Algdona, general manager of Dubizzle in the UK said: "The wealth of the kingdom is not only under the sand, but in the home of every person, and Internet users can get a lot of money, but they want the optimum way that enables them to do so."

 

The study pointed out that there are about 60 million mobile phone is used in the UK, five times the number of mobile phones in the UAE. The study concluded that the value of these phones amounting to 56 billion Saudi riyals, which is twice the cost needed for the railway project being implemented in the UK.

 

The study was not limited to the unused mobile phones, but also revealed that Saudi Arabia homes embraces more than 288 million book is no longer the owners are reading, and this is the same number that is required to secure one book for each person my mother in India. The purposes of fashion was her lion's share, as the study showed that Saudi Arabia, with approximately 222 million pieces of clothing and accessories Used undesirable, enough to clothe all the poor on earth. 

 

In this context, Mr. Abdullah Algdona added, saying "we can follow a simple method for the distribution of holdings that would contribute to building based economy owned purposes in advance. Through the study, we found that every home in the UK has about 18 book undesirable and 13 pieces of clothing is used in addition to average 4 games are no longer a favorite with the owners. If we have to re-distribute those holdings to members of the community, it will contribute in a positive impact on the total, the community. " 

 

Commenting on the reason for doing this study, Algdona said: "We have taken upon ourselves the task of making the study and link them available to our data, in order to identify members of the community that anyone who has an Internet connection is able to earn extra money by selling the needs of the things owned but is no longer used . figures outlined by the study to be reckoned with, and can be for any purpose almost be sold nowadays through the classifieds Web sites to display in front of large numbers of people, and provide a practical opportunity to meet many of the buyers who are also members of the community, and thus can be sold purposes is Used fastest time. "

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«Dubizzle»: rents decline in «Uptown Motor City» 8%

Revealed «Dubizzle», site free classifieds factor in the Middle East and North Africa, his orientations real estate market for the fourth quarter of 2014, which showed a decline in rents and sales prices in «Uptown Motor City» 8%, compared to the fourth quarter 2013.

The report sheds light on the rise in average rents in the fourth quarter of 2014 in waterfront areas, in addition to the old areas of Dubai and the heart of the city, and this can be seen rising in the different types of apartments, consisting of a room, two and three bedrooms ranging from bedroom apartments and one in Each of Deira and Bur Dubai, which has seen a rise in rental rates reached 36% and 19% respectively, while the rooms, consisting of three bedrooms recorded in Bur Dubai prices rise rents amounted to 24%, at a time when average rents remained similar apartments 130 thousand dirhams in Bur Dubai, as it was in the last quarter of 2013.

Apartment prices reached a one-bedroom on the waterfront in the Palm Jumeirah to AED 150 thousand, and 185 thousand dirhams for two bedroom apartments, and AED 250 thousand apartments with three bedrooms, an increase of 11% and 9% and 14%, respectively, compared to the fourth quarter in 2013, as the Dubai Marina area witnessed a rise in rents for apartments, consisting of a room, two and three bedrooms on the waterfront, at rates of 11% and 15% and 18%, respectively, in spite of the construction works and traffic congestion experienced.

The real estate marketing director at «Dubizzle», Ann Boethelo: «We expect a slight decline in lease rates in several areas of Dubai in the coming months

dubizzle is a horizontal C2C free classifieds website that was started in 2005 in Dubai by two co-founders, J.C. Butler and Sim Whatley. Over eight years, dubizzle has grown to become the largest C2C platform in the MENA region. In the UAE, dubizzle is a mature business, and the largest local website, with approximately one half of the nation’s Internet population visiting our site at least once every month. Throughout the rest of the MENA region, dubizzle is growing with the goal to reach the same size and reach in each MENA country as it currently has in the UAE. Most notably in Egypt, dubizzle is the leading classifieds site and growing rapidly.

In 2010, dubizzle raised funding for the first time from a strategic partner, Naspers. Naspers invested in dubizzle for a 25% stake in order to help grow the business throughout the MENA region. Again in 2013, Naspers increased their stake in dubizzle in order to facilitate even more aggressive expansion, and secure their majority ownership in the business. Aside from funding, Naspers, brings an immense amount of knowledge in the e-commerce and classifieds space in emerging markets, as they are one of the largest classifieds and emerging market internet players globally. Their approach is hands off, yet supportive with strategy, training and knowledge sharing wherever needed.

Our people are from all over the world, with staff from over 30 different countries, speaking 13+ different languages. As of January 2013, we have over 170 staff regionally, with 150+ at HQ in Dubai. We believe in only hiring and retaining “A” players, and providing them a culture of context rather than control. We encourage creative ideas and testing those ideas with data. We like to ship early and ship often, test, and iterate.

Dubizzle Looks to Rackspace Private Cloud for Fast, Flexible Delivery of Local Content Rackspace helps enable an exciting, rapidly growing marketplace in the Middle East and North Africa.

.Dubizzle’s tagline says it all: Buy or Find
Anything. In free, open markets this may
seem like a simple proposition. In growing
economies throughout the Middle East and
North Africa (MENA), it’s a unique and
exciting one.
Launched in 2005 by two American
ex-pats living in Dubai, Dubizzle is now
the leading consumer-to-consumer classifieds
portal in the UAE, generating hundreds of
millions of page views per month. And it
is rapidly expanding its reach throughout
MENA. The company offers fast access
to job listings, properties for sale and
lease, and a wide range of goods from
housewares to Hummers – all delivered
in the user’s choice of English, French
or Arabic. In less than a decade, Dubizzle
has become a strong online presence
in every major Arab market including
Algeria, Bahrain, Egypt, Jordan, Kuwait,
Lebanon, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Tunisia,
and the UAE.
SUPPORTING REGIONAL GROWTH
WITH PRIVATE CLOUD
Dubizzle’s decision to adopt Rackspace
Private Cloud was primarily driven by its need
to deploy resources geographically closer
to customers and maximize performance.
Dubizzle uses Cloud Load Balancers, Cloud
Files and Cloud Database offerings to assure
seamless service for its e-customers.
“We like to have the fastest classifieds
platform available,” Sebastian Dietzel,
Dubizzle’s Director of Technology, explains.
“The decision (to move to the Rackspace
Private Cloud in 2009) was made because we
were looking to improve the quality of our
practice. The main benefit was the flexibility,
agility and efficiency that were brought in
with the solution.”
As new Dubizzle communities form with
increasing frequency, each one must be up
and running quickly while supporting ever-increasing traffic volume. Dubizzle receives
more than 300 million page views per
month. To keep up with this growth across
multiple regions, Dubizzle is leveraging
the private cloud to augment their existing
infrastructure.
“We have developed in-house a system that
manages our services, or as we call them
‘cloud types,’” Dietzel says. “Our cloud
types are versioned. The system basically has
two parts: a ‘master’ that is responsible for
creating and deleting nodes or servers for a
“I know that Rackspace just
happens to have hosting as one
of its businesses, but what you
actually do is support.”
Sebastian Dietzel

Director of Technology, Dubizzle

Dubizzle Company Overview

dubizzle is the #1 place to buy, sell, or find anything! download the mobile app: http://sh.st/a8gQc
دوبيزل هو أفضل موقع لبيع و شراء أي شيء في مدينتك!

A number one classified website, dubizzle.com is the easiest online platform to place free ads, allowing you to find whatever you need, sell & buy within your city. From books, baby toys, gadgets, electronics, cars and jobs, to property sale/rent and much more.
Millions of users and ads in there. Give it a try and you will become addicted. It's totally free, no commissions nor agents.
Like us here. We like you back by saving your money and time.

دوبيزل الموقع الأول للإعلانات المّبوبة يتيح لكم فرصة بيع كل ما لا يلزمكم وشراء أي سلعة تريدون بأسعار أقل. ملايين الإعلانات من كتب وألعاب أطفال وملابس وتحف منزلية وإلكترونيات وأثاث منزل إلى إعلانات بيع وتأجير عقارات ووظائف شاغرة وغيرها الكثير.
دوبيزل موقع يستخدمه الملايين لما يوفّره من سرعة وسهولة إستخدام كما أنّه مجاني ولا يتطلّب أي عمولة أو وسطاء.
إنضم إلينا اليوم .