The strongest European expansion model Mascus.de

Range and selection attract buyers and sellers alike
Wien (ots) - are just that, trade in heavy construction, forestry and agricultural equipment as one of the strongest expansion models can show the pan-European portal Transporter. Since 2001, the platform is to triumph, despite the economic crisis without restrictions. Recently Mascus is also present in Portugal, and as a first step across the borders of Europe, South Africa is tied to the cross-border trade. This provides an extension of the ads has been tremendous reach to dealers and potential buyers of the machine and attachment. The long arm of the Internet is often used, the number of visitors have in Germany www.mascus.de-present platform quadrupled over the last twelve months. Over 63,000 ads are available on the portal, the end of 2008, more than 550,000 unique visitors recorded.



"We had a very strong year and see a continuation of the trend in the first quarter of 2009," said Mark Gross, who stands for ads in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. In just the past 12 months, the number of dealers selling on Mascus.de by 60 percent - can produce almost any need for construction, forestry and construction equipment to be covered. "What the portal also attractive in the current times, though, is the great selection at good prices. Who modernized and more efficient, does not always buy new," Gross said. Besides, such of the price gap for some machines across Europe exploit, which makes trading more attractive. Even regions such as Southern and Eastern Europe benefit from Plant rejects, German dealers or contractors.

Specifically, the need may be very happy, the operator of the platform. Also for real professional work is finding the right equipment from excavators to dump trucks to front loader or machinery for forestry. The enormous increase in the number of dealers by 60 percent in a year speaks for the quick decision of the merchants to get Europe-wide coverage with the cost of a local advertising circular. The use of neither buyer nor seller requires special knowledge. With the extension to South Africa is likely that the recent pan-European platform ads is for a global trade solution for construction, agriculture, and forestry machinery soon.

Mascus.de's largest virtual marketplace for construction, agricultural, and forestry machinery as well as commercial vehicles in Europe. So relieved www.mascus.de trade, the search and retrieval of vehicles, machines and accessories. Commercial and private buyers and sellers can use the system, no commissions are due. Sellers must only pay a small fee. For a half a million visitors a month to know the service and the range in Europe to appreciate. Damascus serves as yet more than 30 European countries in 25 different languages. In 2001, the portal - originally destined for the northern region of Europe - in Scandinavia founded.