Internet Liquidators Internet Liquidators allows WWW shoppers to bid against other shoppers for a wide range of products. Shoppers can participate in real-time dutch auctions. A dutch auction is a little different from the traditional bidding-up style auction. A dutch auction steadily reduces the price until all the stock, for the product, has been taken. Thus the later you bid, the cheaper the product, but you increase the risk the product has already been purchased.
Shopper can see current auction status as information changes.
The site continuously shows the current price of the item, the number of items remaining and the time left. WWW has truly broadened the target audience of the auction and creates a significant market place for many items. Disintermediation Disintermediation refers to the ability of WWW to allow companies to bypass traditional channel intermediaries to deal directly with their customers. The following examples of good illustrations of WWW allowing for this. That person would advise you on appropriate actions and would be compensated by commission based on the value of your investment.