Buuy.co.uk to rival eBay in the UK

PRESTON, U.K. - Nov. 22, 2016 - PRLog -- Unlike most online selling platforms, adding a product to Buuy as a basic
listing is actually free, unless it's a car, home or holiday of which a
listing fee is payable. Allowing almost any item to be listed on the site is
giving control back to the seller. Buuys revenue comes from a final sales fee
and upgraded listings once the credit as run out.

As listing even a single item can be costly on some sites, Buuy does things
differently by crediting every individual seller's account with a £50.00
credit that allows them to upgrade their listings and pay for extras such as
highlighted listings, top of category etc. Businesses are given £500 credit.

If an individual is seen promoting Buuy on social media, an extra £50 will
be credited to their account and if a business is seen doing the same, an
additional £500 will be credited to their account also, by way of a thank you.

Buuy has made sure that actually listing an item on its site is straight
forward, something they feel eBay doesn't do.

"Giving credit to sellers has never been done before, its one of the core
reasons that Buuy is able to challenge ebay here in the UK and in America in
2017". Says Justin & Scott the founders of Buuy.co.uk.

After an attempted buyout in September this year just for the domain, they knew that they had to turn it into the next one to watch e-commerce company.

www.Buuy.co.uk