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PFSweb, Inc. (PFSW) subsidiary, eCOST.com Announces Bargain Countdown™ with Sales that are “On Fire”

Through its wholly owned eCOST.com subsidiary, PFSweb serves as a leading multi-category online discount retailer of high-quality new, “close-out” brand-name merchandise for consumers and small to medium size business buyers. eCOST.com features a time-saving search engine to sort through over 200,000 brand name products at deeply discounted prices. eCOST.com has become known as “THE” place for deals on the web. eCOST.com is gearing up for the holidays and announced today some of the holiday improvements to attract the bargain hunter.

One of the new features of the website is an enhanced Bargain Countdown™ shopping section. Bargain Countdown™ is a proprietary, patented shopping platform that features limited time and limited quantity hard to find merchandise. It offers an exciting and graphical user environment at prices discounted deeper than every day low price.

The “On Fire” status icon allows shoppers to look at items that have the greatest popularity and are on sale for a strictly limited time. New offers appear on the website within minutes after being received in the warehouse and are ready for delivery immediately. For a listing of today’s Bargain Countdown™ offers visit http://www.ecost.com/ecost/shop/countdown/.
Gary Guy, President of eCOST.com said, “The improvements that we have made to Bargain Countdown™ along with the new shopping cart features, are part of our efforts to make regular site enhancements to eCOST.com’s overall functionality, navigation, product offering and customer service. These ongoing efforts play into our broader strategy of introducing new product categories and site improvements to provide customers with the most fulfilling shopping experience possible. As the overall economy struggles, we are working harder than ever to bring incredibly priced product deals to consumers to help offset the sting of these sluggish times.”

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