CHICAGO, July 28, 2009 — ValueJockey.com, a new Web site that helps individuals discover pricing when buying and selling items, is officially up and running at . Brothers Mark and Scott Lange created the Web site after realizing how difficult it was to determine the values of items they were selling that had belonged to their late grandfather.
ValueJockey.com is a free online community that allows members to post the items they are selling, and to receive feedback from other members in order to price their items correctly. Similarly, if a member intends to buy an item, he or she can also post it on ValueJockey.com to ask other members if they believe the item's asking price is fair.
The best part about it? The sign-up is easy, there is no cost, and no personal information is required.
When people try to buy or sell items, they turn to sites like eBay, Craigslist, and online classifieds. However, they generally do not ask anyone beforehand if the item they are buying or selling is being offered at the right price. It can be very disappointing to try to sell an item and have it not sell.
"The most common reason items don't sell is inaccurate pricing, followed closely by poor descriptions," states ValueJockey.com co-founder Mark Lange. This is what makes ValueJockey.com so valuable. Members can upload the items they are buying or selling with pictures and information they have about them. Other members in the community can add comments, give selling tips, and offer even more information to ensure that the person gets the most out of what he or she is selling.
The goal of ValueJockey.com is to help members save time and money by averaging the suggested values given by other community members to find a great price that works. ValueJockey.com is a friendly community that is available to help you buy and sell smarter! For more information, or to join today for free, please visit .
CONTACT:
Scott Lange or Mark Lange
708.301.6981
Email
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