Can a free site make you money?

   Everyone has heard news reports about internet commerce: B2B, B2C, B2whatever. Is the market already carved out for online sales sites or auction sites? "Not yet," says PriceFire.com auction spokesman Vince Vinerello, "There's definitely a large market for B2C auction markets! The market is still growing rapidly as more and more people log on to the net. The same could have been said a couple years ago about the search engine game when Google.com was introduced. Now they're a search engine leader! You can read reports that say B2C commerce is carved-up, but you don't have to believe them!"
   The obvious question then becomes: Why should I quit auctioning my personal items on a site I'm already familiar with and try another site? Vinnerelo explains, "For starters, everything is free at PriceFire.com. No registration fee, no posting fee, and now, the kicker, you get all the profit from your successful sale! Yes, we know, you could find hundreds of free auction sites with similar features. So why choose PriceFire.com? First, PriceFire.com offers an easy user experience, with new features added frequently. Second, we advertise your auctions for you through various media. Does your auction site advertise your own auctions? We give a large percentage of any profit we make to not-for-profit organizations. Does your auction site give back? The store-front already exists at PriceFire.com, take advantage of it!"
   "I could list many reasons to auction at PriceFire.com, just go to our site and you'll figure them out-fast," says Vinerello.
   You may ask: do people use or even surf PriceFire.com? "After being on the net for over a year, we have a solid user base, therefore, people do surf and buy at PriceFire.com. People will see your items," Vinerello promises, "Try it, tell us what you like, what you'd like to see changed, and we'll modify our site according to your needs! There's no reason not to auction for free!"

PriceFire.com, an auction site that is totally free for the seller was introduced one year ago. More information can be found at http://www.pricefire.com or emailing pfire@pricefire.com.