An Open Market eBay alternative

Author: peter spencer

The latest statistic for eBay is that their auction sites makes the eBay company over 26 millions daily! That is just their auction site revenue, not to mention the rest of their holdings. They make billions yearly and still they find the need to raise listing, selling and every other fee periodically. It's a fact that users now days are looking for other sale strategies and eBay alternatives to sell their goods without paying too much on their closing sales and posting fees.

By creating an open market eBay alternative that encourages honest dealings to sell their collectibles, crafts, stamps, autos and stuff without charging for listing http://www.atoncer.com hopes to make it easier, safer and cheaper for everyone to conduct business with strangers over the Internet.

So now you can sell your stuff at Auction or fixed price, You can reach potential buyers locally and worldwide without being charged any fee for only doing that, or before the sale is complete and your have been paid.

Most people are honest. And they mean well. Some people go out of their way to make things right. I've heard great stories about the honesty of people here. Occasionally you may meet people who are not honest. It's a fact of life.

Here, those people can't hide. We'll drive them away. Protect others from them. And this depends on your active participation. Become a registered member. Use http://www.atoncer.com Feedback Forum. Give praise where it's due?make complaints where appropriate. Let everyone know what a joy it was to deal with someone.

Above all, conduct yourself in a professional manner. Deal with others the way you would have them deal with you. And remember: at http://www.atoncer.com you're usually dealing with individuals, just like yourself. People sometimes make mistakes. That's just human. We can live with that. We can deal with that. We can still make deals with that.

Thanks for participating. Good luck and good business!

About the author:

Peter Spencer is an author, columnist, editor and marketing director of the collectibles and crafts auction site http://www.atoncer..com . For hundreds of free collectibles and craft selling ideas ideas, visit him at http://www.atoncer.com