TheEyardsale.com sheds a whole new meaning to "armchair selling"
July 20, 2005 (Press Release) --
TheEyardsale.com provides listing and selling services for customers that are lacking in eBay or computer knowledge, or simply don’t have the time. Selling on eBay enables TheEyardsale.com’s sellers to reach over 35 million potential eBay shoppers on a daily basis. In 2005, over 3 million people will buy more than $20 million in merchandise on eBay. Finding sellers or merchandise to list is never a concern for TheEyardsale.com franchisees. According to AC Nielson, only 6% of the 125 million eBay users are actually selling items, and the remainder are buyers.
This innovative franchise concept has eliminated all of the inconvenience for their sellers. Unlike the influx of traditional brick and mortar eBay drop-off storefronts, this franchise makes the process one step easier: merchandise is picked up at the seller’s home or business; allowing the seller to generate an income without ever leaving home. The items are then thoroughly researched, described, digitally photographed and listed on eBay to bring the optimum price to the seller. Ten to fourteen days after a successful sale, the consignor receives a check.
TheEyardsale.com company president John Buckles said, “Our business goal is to take the hassles out of selling on eBay for our sellers and turn the process into a convenient and profitable one. The seller is able to reach a worldwide market of millions of shoppers. Our franchisees bring extensive eBay selling experience to the table and will assist clients every step of the way.” Buckles continued, “TheEyardsale.com is a super opportunity for any organization searching for no-hassle fundraising ventures, businesses that are liquidating or in need of selling surplus inventory, estates, or homeowners that need to clean out prior to a move. Everyone has something they no longer want that can generate a profit for them on eBay.”
Buckles explained TheEyardsale.com’s policies, “We ask that items have a minimum expected selling price of $50 and be in good condition. “Hot” selling items on eBay include electronics, antiques and collectibles, sporting goods and musical instruments.”
The company’s newest franchises recently opened their doors in Cincinnati, Ohio. Plans are in place for additional franchises throughout the U.S. and Canada in the coming year. Eliminating the need for expensive overhead storefront space , TheEyardsale.com is appealing to the mass of individuals and families who are seeking a low overhead, home based business.
About TheEyardsale.com
TheEyardsale.com is a franchise concept developed by the same CEO who, combining systems, has awarded and supported nearly 2000 franchises worldwide. Some of the nationally recognized companies include TheEyardsale.com, Home Helpers, Growth Coach, Direct Link and Fresh Coat.
Contact information:
Angela Brooks
800-291-0771 ext. 114
www.theeyardsale.com
This innovative franchise concept has eliminated all of the inconvenience for their sellers. Unlike the influx of traditional brick and mortar eBay drop-off storefronts, this franchise makes the process one step easier: merchandise is picked up at the seller’s home or business; allowing the seller to generate an income without ever leaving home. The items are then thoroughly researched, described, digitally photographed and listed on eBay to bring the optimum price to the seller. Ten to fourteen days after a successful sale, the consignor receives a check.
TheEyardsale.com company president John Buckles said, “Our business goal is to take the hassles out of selling on eBay for our sellers and turn the process into a convenient and profitable one. The seller is able to reach a worldwide market of millions of shoppers. Our franchisees bring extensive eBay selling experience to the table and will assist clients every step of the way.” Buckles continued, “TheEyardsale.com is a super opportunity for any organization searching for no-hassle fundraising ventures, businesses that are liquidating or in need of selling surplus inventory, estates, or homeowners that need to clean out prior to a move. Everyone has something they no longer want that can generate a profit for them on eBay.”
Buckles explained TheEyardsale.com’s policies, “We ask that items have a minimum expected selling price of $50 and be in good condition. “Hot” selling items on eBay include electronics, antiques and collectibles, sporting goods and musical instruments.”
The company’s newest franchises recently opened their doors in Cincinnati, Ohio. Plans are in place for additional franchises throughout the U.S. and Canada in the coming year. Eliminating the need for expensive overhead storefront space , TheEyardsale.com is appealing to the mass of individuals and families who are seeking a low overhead, home based business.
About TheEyardsale.com
TheEyardsale.com is a franchise concept developed by the same CEO who, combining systems, has awarded and supported nearly 2000 franchises worldwide. Some of the nationally recognized companies include TheEyardsale.com, Home Helpers, Growth Coach, Direct Link and Fresh Coat.
Contact information:
Angela Brooks
800-291-0771 ext. 114
www.theeyardsale.com
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