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Ikea launches peer-to-peer marketplace for customers to sell secondhand furniture to each other.
Ikea Preowned will be tested in Madrid and Oslo until the end of the year .
Early offerings include large items such as sofas for up to $670 ( 600 euros) and wardrobes for $ 500 ( 450 euros) Listings are free, but Ikea could eventually charge a symbolic fee.
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