A website brokerage is conducting an auction for a network of sites, appealing to potential buyers in the e-commerce sector. The auction is managed by professionals with a proven track record on a popular platforms for buying and selling websites. The network includes five domains, two of which are developed. The primary product offered is a device that converts an iPod Touch into a mobile phone, with a profit margin of $30-35 per sale. Notably, the business model is based on drop-shipping, eliminating the need to maintain inventory. The supplier, located in Hong Kong, has provided good pricing terms, with updates on product development expected to boost sales. The sale package includes the domains, website files, social media accounts, and an introduction to the supplier. Though essential operational accounts like PayPal and hosting aren't included, the seller offers configuration assistance. Managing the business requires minimal daily effort, mostly administrative, and can be outsourced if needed. Prospective buyers are encouraged to bid promptly due to potential early sale through a 'Buy It Now' option. Financial documentation shows January 2012 sales were impacted by the supplier’s temporary closure but provides comprehensive income verification. The main site, Peel520.net, enjoys high organic search rankings and significant traffic from reviews on prominent blogs. The auction represents an opportunity for newcomers to delve into e-commerce with a successful and established venture.