Online Auction Website Announces 100 Free Listings To Aid Spring Cleaning Efforts

New Online Auction Site -- 99Sell.com -- is an alternative to Ebay.

Haddon Heights, NJ (PRWEB) May 7, 2004 -- 99Sell.com -- has launched a new online auction website that will provide significant savings for its customers.    

There is a common saying: If you want something done right, do it yourself." This was the scenario with the founder of 99Sell.com, John Kemp, an Internet entrepreneur from Audubon, New Jersey. He found that he was spending a large amount of money for online auction fees and decided to resolve the problem by starting a new online auction website. Mr. Kemp developed a strategy to offer auction sellers a flat insertion fee of $0.99 cents, without charging a final value fee. It will enable sellers to drastically reduce the amount of money they are spending on auction fees.

As an example: A standard auction on Ebay, ending with a final price of $100.00, would cost the seller a final value fee of $3.38, plus a variable insertion fee. That would equate to a savings of over $2.39. The savings are fantastic when high value items, such as cars, are auctioned.        

While 99Sell.com is still in its beginning phase, the amount of auction listings and users are expected to grow rapidly. Sellers can list just about anything for $0.99 cents, and buyers can find great deals. For a limited time, new registrants will receive a credit of $99.99, which can be used towards 100 free listings -- just in time for a little spring-cleaning!