eBidz Launch New Low Fees Auctions Website

July 17, 2010 - PRLog -- Sellers can use the new site to auction off their possessions for the best possible price, due to eBidz's large user base. Unlike other mainstream auction sites, though, eBidz charges very low fees for sellers. On other sites, sellers may not even bother selling inexpensive items because the fees are so high. The idea behind eBidz, though, is to keep auctions affordable by reducing fees. In this way, the site has been designed with both sellers and buyers in mind.

The professionally designed online auction site is very easy to navigate, as it was designed to be usable by all. No special computer knowledge is required to use the site; all content is organized in clearly labeled categories. For instance, users who wish to buy books just click on the "categories" tab and scroll down to books, bringing up all book auctions on the site. eBidz has dozens of sales categories, carrying everything a typical buyer might be interested in. This makes the site easy to navigate, because users don't need to sort through hundreds of results.

The site is also very easy to use for sellers. There is a section of the site dedicated to sellers, which helps guide users through the process of selling. Members can easily list any item, provide a description of it, and sit back to watch their auction proceed. For items that do sell, a small fee is charged, which is typical for online auctions. However, the fee charged at eBidz is lower than at many other established sites.

In addition to its auction services, eBidz offers a place to buy and place wanted ads. These wanted ads work much like classifieds in the newspaper: users pay to have an ad placed in the listings requesting a specific item. This is a useful way to find difficult-to-locate items.

To visit eBidz and assess their services, go to the website at http://www.ebidz.eu

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eBidz gives its members the opportunity to turns their unwanted items into cash. Also to buy and bid on items. Place wanted item ads, and to open a free two hundred items store. End of auction fees are set at 2%, only if an item sells.