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Home > Site Map > zbestoffer.com in the Press > Press Release 07/15/03

zbestoffer.com Online Auctions Empower Anyone to Become a Retailer
7/15/03 8:34 AM
Source: PR Newswire

New Auction Site Offers Lower Listing Fees, No Percentages, Automatic Free Relistings, and More

ISLANDIA, N.Y., July 15 /PRNewswire/ -- eBay is not the largest retail organization in the world, thanks to millions of people who have garages and attics full of what they see as junk, but others see as treasure. In fact, people have found many new ways of using online auctions to their advantage, including unloading slow-moving inventory and selling bulk-purchased items individually. With online auctions, anyone can be a retailer.

Although eBay is the most popular of the online auctions, it has its drawbacks. Higher listing fees and percentages, along with the fact that an item must be sold by the 7th day, have prompted many sellers to investigate smaller, alternative auction sites. One of these sites is zbestoffer.com, one of the safest and easiest places to buy and sell on the web.

In answer to eBay's fees and restrictions, zbestoffer.com offers low listing fees, no final value fees, no percentages, free registration, and free automatic relistings. Because of these advantages, 99% of the buyers and sellers who have used zbestoffer.com in the past continue to do so.

One of the most appealing features of zbestoffer.com is their automatic free relisting service. On eBay, an item must sell by its 7th day on the auction for the final bid price. If sellers decide to pull the item and relist at a later date, they must do so on their own. zbestoffer.com allows sellers to relist for free as many times as they need to in order to get their desired selling price, so sellers never have to settle for a price that is too low.

Another drawback of eBay is that first time users and people who are less computer literate often have difficulties figuring out the procedures for buying and selling. That is why zbestoffer.com recently introduced the Sell Your Item Pilot, a feature that enables first time users and less computer savvy individuals to sell their items with ease.