Bull Investors for Wall Street's Landmark in New York, Get More Features with ToroTrade.com - Seattle Company is Selling the Domain. 25% of Sale for Tsunami Survivors
iSeaNetworks,Corporation is selling ToroTrade.com as an added incentive and benefit to buyers of the "Charging Bull Statue" near Wall Street in New York. The new owner will receive the domain name ToroTrade.com, web site features, 6 months technical support and a 2004 tax deduction for Asian Tsunami Survivors Relief Fund. Great Investment, Great Cause.
(PRWEB) January 13, 2005 -- www.ToroTrade.com's Asking Bullish Price Starts at $50,000.
Visit http://iseanetworks.com/torotrade.htm to get the details. Here
are some facts about why the auction site ToroTrade.com is a great
investment.
With eBay raising fees for sellers, consumers fear that these
costs will be passed on to them. Overstock Auctions offered a $10 credit for
listing fees the same day eBay raised its subscription fees. OnlineAuctions.com
receives 16,000 signatures in a petition stating they are looking for an
alternative. High demand for auction services are leveling the playing field for
existing and new auction web sites. Increased fees should come with extra
services for buyers and sellers. By using updated technology features, online
auction businesses can retain new customers and can be competitive in today’s
market.
Here are some statistics on the ever growing demand for the
internet and online shopping services. There is an average of 199 million
internet users of 299 million people living in the USA, of which 19 million are
broadband users. This represents a growth of 111.5% between 2000-2004. Online
retail sales are expected to exceed $269 billion in 2005. Online shopping is
attracting consumers through a broad product selection. Consumers are accustomed
to buying online to find competitive prices and easy shipping advantages. Thus
allowing them more time for other activities.
By offering expanded
services to buyers and sellers, auction websites can cash in on the ever growing
internet. According to Martin Langham, Author for IT-Director.com, “eLearning
will become a mainstream concern and training will be more demanding online over
the next two years“. Langham also stated “the US corporate eLearning market will
more than triple over the next four years from $6.6 billion in 2002 to $23.7
billion in 2006“. Teaching and taking courses online is profitable. Auction
sites can be competitive by offering this service. By allowing teachers to put
their classes up for auction and conduct courses online, gives instructors the
tools they need to teach worldwide. Creating a global eLearning
market.
Low cost search engine advertising and internet marketing make
having an online auction business affordable. Although, programming cost can be
expensive and time consuming. Here are a few things to consider when starting
and maintaining an auction website.
1.Time Frame-Decide on how much time you
are willing to put into the business.
2.Programming Costs-Programmers can
charge over $125 an hour. Most sites take more than 500 hours to
program.
3.Technical Updates-Are you able to keep up with trends, handle
security, database, and technical issues?
4.Monthy Expenses-Can you make
payments to programmers and hosting companies, so it’s not a lot out of
pocket?
Visit http://iseanetworks.com/torotrade.htm for an example of the
Bull's plaque and how buying the ToroTrade.com can add value to your 5 million
dollar investment. Be known for helping Tsunami Survivors by having your
contribution engraved on the plaque. 25% of ToroTrade.com's sale will be equally
divided between Red Cross and World Concern. Robin Casey, Founder of
iSeaNetworks,Corporation and the owner of ToroTrade.com will personally donate
the money at their local offices in Seattle.
Statue of the Bull is by
Arturo Di Modica which is being auctioned by Fine Art Collection in New York at
http://www.chargingbullny.com/. Bidding starts at 5 million
dollars for the famous bull. ToroTrade.com has no affiliation with Fine Art
Collection.
About iSeaNetworks,Corporation
Robin Casey founder of
iSeaNetworks,Corporation and has been operating online since 2001. Casey started
an online magazine called Fundamentals Online Magazine(2001-2003) which reached
1 million viewers through opt in email partnerships and sold advertising in the
weekly ezine. Casey created iSeaNetworks,Corporation in 2004 when the company
relocated from Brookings, Oregon to Seattle, Washington. Since the company has
been getting ready to open its doors for business in Spring of 2005.
ISeaNetworks is selling one of its auction websites, WWW.TOROTRADE.COM. It comes
complete with domain name and up to date website auction features, including
eLearning capabilities. Wall Street’s Landmark, the “Charging Bull Statue” in
New York, inspired Casey to create ToroTrade.com. Casey wanted this site to
reflect the strength in the Trading industry and US economy. Interested parties
may visit WWW.TOROTRADE.COM for details. A portion of the domain sale
will be donated to the Asian Tsunami Survivors relief fund. ToroTrade.com is
being sold due to a change in the company’s business plan and services it will
be offering in 2005.
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