Twitter Now Has Land For Sale

Twitterlandforsale.com is now online and offers a view of the intersection between Twitter and online real estate for sale.

The first Land for Sale Portal on Twitter is now available at Twitterlandforsale.com.  Online Land Sales LLC, through its website, Landbidz.com, the Online Land Auction Community, has developed Twitterlandforsale.com.  The site is an intersection of the cutting edge world of online land auctions, with the communications phenomenon that is Twitter.  Landbidz had been on Twitter already at Twitter.com/landbidz.  Now, the intersection has a new life at Twitterlandforsale.com.  Twitter Updates from Landbidz.com can be read much like they would be at Twitter, and additionally the site visitors can obtain more detailed information about Landbidz.com and Online Land Sales LLC and the freshest and most current deals available on discount land for sale.

eBay will no longer be conducting live auctions as of January 1st, 2009. Land for sale auctions will continue at Landbidz.com

eBay will no longer be conducting live auctions as of January 1^st, 2009.  Land for sale auctions will continue at Landbidz.com (the Online Land Auction Community).  Online Land Sales LLC and other online land sellers will conduct land auctions at Landbidz.com as well as at Liveauctioneers.com.   The president of Online Land SalesLLC/Landbidz.com, Brian Quilty, said “We are excited about the opportunity to fill the void that is being left in the demise of the eBay Live Auction platform.  Land sellers who would normally use the Live Auction function at eBay, are free to use the free auction listings at Landbidz.com.”  Mr. Quilty also mentioned that “85% of the live auctions on eBay went through 1 company, Liveauctioneers.com, and that company will continue to offer live auctions on an independent platform.  Recently many smaller auction sites have been gaining popularity as eBay seems to be splintering a little bit.  I  think the trend will accelerate now that eBay has dropped the live auction platform.  Now sites like Landbidz.com can better serve the public by offering exactly what is wanted.”