American’s are drowning in Stuff

During these hard economic times, it is reassuring to know that the creative process still prevails in helping us overcome our fiscal challenges. The American consumption culture has cluttered our lives to such an extreme that our garages have become storage facilities for unused items and the public storage business has boomed in the last decade. Americans are suffocating and drowning in stuff without convenient solutions on what to do with it all. There is no place on earth where garage sales pop up around the nation and every weekend garage sale professionals turn up in search of the ultimate bargain.
The situation is so epidemic that reality television has exploited the trend by broadcasting shows like "Clear My Clutter", "Clean House", etc.
BizBuzzTour.com, a company located in South Florida, promotes local business by producing videos and broadcasting information to the public. The company is launching a free service at the end of May 2009 for locals to showcase those belongings that are no longer wanted, to be featured on: BizBuzzTour.com.
The concept is a fun and informative forum where Southeast Floridians will be able to showcase their stuff by videotaping and uploading the material to BizBuzzTour.com's parent webpage: Shoptour.pro, allowing sellers to make money at no charge. Imagine how much interest the seller can generate, allowing him to make money for the stuff presently being stored and providing savings to buyers in search of bargains.
Shoptour.pro allows sellers to upload their videos onto BizzBuzzTour.com. A forwarding E-mail system guarantees that the seller's identity is protected and allows him to decide how to proceed with the line of communication with potential buyers.