Stolen bike on Wallapop: save searches and report a product
Search both the make and a broader bicycle description. Keep your search area wide enough to check advertisements away from where the theft happened.
Save searches with the heart control
Run a search on Wallapop and use the heart beside the search bar. The platform documents saved searches under Favorites → Searches, with notification controls in your profile settings.
Source: Wallapop, saved searches and alerts.
Preserve the product page
Save the original link, listing reference, description and pictures. If the page shows only part of a bicycle, compare only what is actually visible. Do not infer the frame number from a model name or the seller’s description.
Wallapop operates in more than one country. Check which market and location the advertisement belongs to when organising evidence and deciding which police service to contact.
Report a product
Open the product, use its three-dot menu and choose Denunciar producto, then the relevant reason. Preserve your evidence first and follow police instructions for a possible match.
Source: Wallapop, reporting products and users.
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If you find a possible match
Save the original listing URL, its reference, the date, the description and photographs. Compare scratches, repairs and changed parts with your own photographs. The same model or colour is not enough to identify a bike. Give the evidence to the police with your report reference and follow their instructions. Do not confront the seller.
Searching with Retrace
Retrace compares your bicycle photos with listings on covered sites and alerts you to possible matches. Check coverage for your country before starting a search. Private groups and messages are not covered. Each possible match needs checking.