So you're fed up with eBay? Or just looking for an alternative place to sell your products? The harsh truth is there's no real alternative to eBay! They've cornered the market and the few 'competitors' that are available are quite simply not very good.

But all is not lost! The outright best eBay alternative is your very own online shop, it's as simple as that. With your own website you can be your own boss again, no more answering to eBay.

I expect right now you're thinking "but I'd never get the same amount of sales"? You're right, you could in fact quite easily get more sales! And there's no listing fees or extortionate commission charges, no risk of being suspended for some stupid reason, no hassle from eBay staff, and best of all you'll find your customers are a lot more friendly.

Check out our amazing offer for an eCommerce website, you could be selling your products online within just a few days. Our offer comes complete with everything you need, click here for full details.

We've provided this service to hundreds of individuals and companies, some of which no longer bother selling on eBay because their website is producing a higher income.

We're not saying every website is an immediate success, it's like most things in life where you have to make an effort. So if you're an eBay seller we'd recommend keeping your eBay listings going whilst you start your own website, everything takes time to take off so keeping your initial source of income is the way to do it. That's why we offer a 'Combo Package' - customised eBay shop and eCommerce website.

Then when your website takes off and starts producing the level of income you're looking for you can reconsider eBay. Some people choose to keep their eBay account going, it really depends on individual circumstances.

By now you're probably thinking this page is only here to promote the services we offer? You're sort of right, but the above is still 100% true. eBay has gained a bad stigma over the last couple of years, they seem to be going in the opposite direction of what eBay sellers would like. Having your own eCommerce website is definitely the way to go.

The one thing most people worry about is getting visitors. eBay does all the hard work for you, they wouldn't do that for your website? That's true, but think about this... how much do you spend every month on eBay fees? Don't you think you could use a small percentage of that to promote your website? That's how most people start. Some of our clients used to spend hundreds of pounds per month on eBay fees, now they spend less than 50% of that on promoting their website. The results? More sales than they used to get on eBay!

Some people start off by spending £30 or less per month on promoting their website, they still receive more than enough sales to cover the expenses.

What I'm basically saying is don't be afraid to have your own website. Use our services or someone else's, but just make sure you do it!