As online auction sellers become increasingly dissatisfied with listing fees on major internet auction websites like eBay and Yahoo! BiddersSite.com, a new auction site, gives sellers the ability to list their wares for a mere 15 cents per item. "There is a large demand for an online auction service that does not charge high up-front seller fees for listings" says Pat Novack, Founder and CEO of BiddersSite.com. "A lot of merchants have contacted us with suggestions and ideas that they were seeking in a auction site and we were able to design and develop the site with many of their integrations."BiddersSite.com is scheduled to launch their television ad campaign on August 15th and has a modest but rapidly-growing user base of registered members. Along with 15 cent listings, sellers are provided with free image hosting and free features to enhance their auctions.In the present economy, buying and selling on auction sites like BiddersSite.com can be very appealing. "We feel that our site will be highly attractive to buyers looking for bargains and to auctioneers who are unable or unwilling to roll the dice, " says Novack "Many sellers are feeling the pinch of the current economic recession and can't afford to pay for listings or risk losing money if their auctions are unsuccessful. Also, for low priced items such as baseball cards which might sell individually for less than a dollar, a listing fee can literally double or triple the asking price!Specialties: BiddersSite.com charges significantly less than eBay or Yahoo. Plans to drive targeted traffic to sellers' listings at BiddersSite.com include premium search engine listings, banner advertising, and nationally placed print advertising, as well as radio and TV spots in a few selected cities. "If our sellers don't make any money then neither do we, ” explains Novack, “We intend to market our website very aggressively."