Less than 5 years ago, Backpage was one of the best sites to place classified ads and find quick hookups. However, the US Department of Justice announced the takedown of Backpage on top of 93 ...

Most people in the United States are familiar with Craigslist, an online classified ads website where people can buy and sell in their local community. But many of us in the United States aren’t as ...

MOSCOW--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Website analytics platform Similarweb has published a ranking of the world’s most visited classified ads sites in November 2021. Avito took the #1 spot, displacing U.S.-based ...

The controversial classified website backpage.com is now closed for business after federal authorities took down the site accused of enabling prostitution and sex trafficking. Backpage.com let users ...

(CBS)--Alleged serial killer Darren Vann used an online classified advertising service to lure at least one of his victims to her death. 2 Investigator Pam Zekman reports the company has come under ...

The classified ads website Backpage.com has been seized by federal law enforcement agencies, according to a banner that popped up on the site Friday. A message on backpage.com’s website on April 6, ...

An image of the current home page of the website backpage.com shows logos of U.S. law enforcement agencies after they seized the sex marketplace site April 6, 2018. backpage.com via REUTERS By Dan ...

The controversial adult services section on a popular classified ad website has shut down after years of public and government pressure, and on the same day that a Senate report alleged it masked ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. SACRAMENTO — A major bust in an online sex ...

Backpage.com, one of the world’s largest classified ad websites and a frequent target in the political battle against sex trafficking, closed its adult ads section Monday in the United States, ...

PHOENIX — The controversial classified-ad website Backpage.com was no longer operating Friday — just hours after FBI officials raided the home of the website's co-founder. FBI officials here confirmed ...