NashAuction Annouces its Own Merchant Gateway
NashAuction and NashCash are now one single company!
(PRWEB) March 7, 2005
In January 2005, NashCash has merged with NashAuction - the Free Online Market Plaza. After long debates on whether or not to include a new online payment service (in addition/exchange to existing paypal ID verification) for Nash's rapidly expanding community - Nash Team has finally decided to make a powerful move towards creating a safe and inexpensive way for online transactions. Many Nashers have been asking to drop the use of Paypal for good - due to its unhealthy fees. Since Nash has become the top of the free online auction sites among thousands of daily users and for the last 5 months has topped all the online searche queries - there became a good time to make the way for something new in the whole online payments industry - the 1.5% fee for ANY transaction amount - this has waken the calm waters of internet and generated a tzunami of new Nashers who pour in for a free auctioning and super cheap online money payments. Nash Community are people who have been trading for years on other doing-alike sites - paying hundreds of dollars from final-value fees to featured-front-page fees - have been the corner-stone of droping such sites for good - even though those sites claimed to be the most trusted (because of being signed with Paypal) - the security is one side of the table - the other side is affordabilty - and when Nash came along with the brand new idea of freeing up auction selling from all - completely ALL - fees and merged with NashCash - charging members only 1.5% on any transaction - the response from buyers and traders was enormous - most of sellers cannot have time to list more items - daily sales are amazing - there is no adequate place online like Nash - bar none!
The Nash Team is presently a group of professional powersellers who used to be on the brink of a complete madness with the way the big-bad-bay site was prohibitively overcharging by making it a complete non-sense - since everyone knew that only 25% of goods on bay-site can actually be sold - basically too many products - and most of them are simply getting dusted - due to the high listing fees - so the sellers would not cut the prices down - being afraid of high fees. Nash has done it a different way - there is no dusting items - every little item gets sold - compare to bay-site the feedback system on nash generates more positive feedback than any other online auction site - because everyone pays - much quicker - due to the low initial prices - sellers have no fear of high fees - because there are none.
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