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Sample rows

10 of the 694 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 91 businesses, 64 of them with an email address. Texas follows with 79.

No business name is used by 10 or more listings. 672 businesses have a name used only once.

The median Google rating of the 648 rated businesses is 4.3, and 33 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 486 email addresses, 130 (27%) are role addresses such as info@, 137 (28%) name a person and 219 (45%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this flea market email list?

The Flea market category holds 694 Google Maps listings in this file, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is a market, not a stall: an indoor antique mall, an outdoor swap meet, a weekend field sale or a permanent bazaar with a building and a parking lot. The vendors who rent space there are not rows of their own.

486 rows carry an email address, read from the market's website. Phone numbers fill 574 rows and websites fill 409. Plenty of flea markets run on a Facebook page and a phone line, so the phone column can reach operators the web columns miss.

Each of the 694 rows has the same category value, Flea market.

How can you segment the file?

Everything is a column filter in Excel or Sheets. A flea market draws shoppers from its own area, so place does most of the work.

The state column fits a seller who covers a region, such as a tent rental company with a delivery radius. The city column fits an operator service that needs to reach every market in a metro area, for instance a radio advertiser.

Read the market's name for its type. Swap Meet, Antique Mall, Bazaar, Trade Days and Market Place each describe different operations. A swap meet usually runs on weekends in a lot, while an antique mall is a building with dealers on lease.

In the email column, a free webmail address on a row suggests a family or a single organizer behind that market.

• Place: one metro or one region of markets.
• Email type: 137 named-person addresses for owners and managers, 130 role addresses such as info@ or vendors@.
• Free-mail addresses: 219 rows use a free webmail address.
• Business name: indoor mall, swap meet or trade day.

Who buys a flea market email list?

The buyers sell to the people who run markets. Event insurance brokers write coverage for vendors and attendees. Tent, canopy and table rental companies supply covered booths. Portable toilet and trash services are needed at an open-air sale with thousands of visitors. Payment processors offer card readers for vendor booths, and ticketing firms handle gate entry for markets that charge admission.

Another group wants the vendors who come through the market. Wholesalers of closeout goods, estate sale liquidators and antique dealers contact operators to find out when the next sale runs. Local advertisers, such as radio stations and sign makers, buy the list to reach operators who promote each event.

How do you run outreach to flea market operators?

The email column splits as 137 named-person addresses and 130 role addresses. A named address at a flea market is usually the owner or the manager, who does everything from renting spaces to fixing the parking lot. A role address such as info@ goes to the market office or a volunteer.

Operators are busiest before and during their sale days and answer email on weekday afternoons. Write to them as you would to a small business owner: plain and short. State what you supply, the area you cover, and one concrete price or term. A canopy rental firm should name the sizes. An insurance broker should say whether the policy covers the vendors or only the organizer.

Use the website column to see whether the market lists its hours and vendor rates. A market that posts a vendor application page is actively filling spaces, which gives a vendor-focused seller a reason to write.

Collapse repeated domains and mail a few dozen markets at a time. Some operators share one email address across several markets.

What email rules apply when you contact flea markets?

CAN-SPAM wants two things on each commercial message to a market operator. Give your company's valid postal address, and give a working opt-out. If the organizer replies with a stop request, that address stays off every list you send from.

Which states and cities should you start with?

By listings, the leading states are California (91 listings, 64 emails), Texas (79 listings, 55 emails), Florida (61 listings, 43 emails), Missouri (32 listings, 22 emails), Arkansas (29 listings, 20 emails).

After them come Indiana (28 listings, 20 emails), Louisiana (24 listings, 17 emails), Georgia (23 listings, 16 emails), New York (22 listings, 15 emails), Ohio (21 listings, 15 emails).

By city, the largest counts are Los Angeles, CA (15), Indianapolis, IN (11), Louisville, KY (9), San Antonio, TX (9), Jacksonville, FL (8), Fort Worth, TX (8), Springfield, MO (7), New York, NY (7), Houston, TX (7), New Orleans, LA (6).

Markets cluster in states with warm weather and long sale seasons, which suits a seller of canopies or outdoor payment gear. A service that travels, such as a mobile card reader trainer, can take the Midwest cities one by one.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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