eBay Drop-Off Store Launches Industry's First National Television Ad Campaign

eBay Drop-Off Store Launches Industry's First National Television Ad Campaign

COSTA MESA, Calif., Jan. 31 /PRNewswire/ -- QuikDrop International announced today that it has launched a 30 day national cable television advertising campaign to drive customers into its eBay drop-off retail stores throughout the United States and Canada. Spots have already started running on Fox News, Discovery Channel and BBC America featuring a woman exclaiming, "Do you have cash lying around the house and don't even know it?"

QuikDrop makes it easy for clients and businesses to sell items on eBay. Clients drop off items valued at $50 or more and QuikDrop does the rest. QuikDrop handles digital photography of the item(s), writes a detailed description and posts the product on eBay, the world's largest marketplace. When the item sells, QuikDrop packs and ships it to the buyer and sends a check directly to the seller, minus a commission.

"We had strong operating profits in 2005," according to Murray Mead, President of QuikDrop International. "Investing the winnings in national television advertising is the best way to tell the story about how our customers use our service to get cash they didn't know they had."

QuikDrop is the premier eBay drop-off store franchise. Since founding the first franchised eBay drop-off store in August 2003, QuikDrop has sold over $22 million worth of items on eBay for over 34,000 customers. For up-to-the-minute statistics on QuikDrop's successful eBay auctions, visit the eBay drop-off industry's first real-time reporting website at www.quikdrop.com or call (714) 429-1040.

Contact: Jack Reynolds info@quikdrop.com
QuikDrop International www.quikdrop.com
3151 Airway Ave., M-3
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
Phone: 714-429-1040
Fax: 714-429-1038

Source: QuikDrop International

CONTACT: Jack Reynolds of QuikDrop International, +1-714-429-1040, or
fax, +1-714-429-1038, info@quikdrop.com

Web site: http://www.quikdrop.com/

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