Sooner or later someone was bound to give the Giant some real competition. OnlineAuction.com, currently ranked on Power Sellers Unite’s Auction Site Count as the number two online auction site on the Internet, has positioned itself to do just that.

OnlineAuction.com is bringing back the good old days when the world of online auctions was fun and exciting? So much so, you couldn’t wait to get home, log onto your computer, and check your auctions?

Earlier this week, just 17 months after OnlineAuction.com’s official launch in January 2005, items listed reached an all time high of over 2,000,000 and customers claim their having more fun than they’ve had in a long time.

From the beginning, CEO and Founder of OnlineAuction.com, Chris Fain, has been focused on keeping things simple and fun, by offering features and guarantees that give users back the freedom and flexibility to run their business their way, at a price they can afford.

Fain and his partners believe their site’s pricing structure and other features add up to an attractive package for consumers who are looking for an alternative. OnlineAuction.com’s growing number of buyers, sellers and listings prove the point.

“We’re just trying to level the online auction playing field by creating another choice as an alternative to, or in conjunction with, other marketing venues/sites,” said Fain. The bottom line, Fain noted, is value. “Where else can you advertise any number of items all over the world for $8 a month and have fun while you’re at it?” he asked.

OnlineAuction.com is transforming the Internet auction industry with a fee structure that allows sellers to list as many items as they wish for $8 a month. This pricing strategy eliminates individual listing fees, re-listing fees, and final value fees (commissions). OnlineAuction.com offers unique features like five different auction formats, freedom to link to your own website, automatic re-list, and ‘True Competitive Bidding’.

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