Showing posts with label Penny Auctions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Penny Auctions. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 26, 2010

Quibids One Free Bid!

You're Receiving One Free Bid!

Hello QuiBidders! Since QuiBids has officially been in business ONE year, they decided to give thier  customers ONE free bid. Just follow the link below, login  or register into your account and use the coupon code to redeem your one free bid.

Redeem Link

Coupon Code: OneYear



Thursday, June 17, 2010

Bidcity.com Promo Codes limitations and Free Bids when you sign up!



Bid City sent out announcements today that Promo codes will be limited to only those who have PURCHASED bid packs! However every new user who registers by going HERE, will get 10 FREE BIDS!!!



"We will only add 5 FREE bids to people who buy bids packs or have bought bid packs in the past. We cannot issue a code to everybody because people have abused it. THE MAJORITY of people have not abused it, but right now we have to limit the free bids to people who buy bidpacks and we have verified through Paypal. You will start receiving your one use codes tomorrow."

Saturday, May 1, 2010

Penny Auction Jumpers List

Everyone who frequents the penny auctions knows what a bid jumper is, but have you ever tried to find an official definition for it? I couldn't find anything official, but the majority of bidders consider "jumping" to be when a bidder lets two or more bidders fight it out over an auction, without contributing any bids, and waits until the very end to bid. The bid-jumper is hoping to snag the prize for very little investment, while everyone else has exhausted all of their bid supply! This act is called a "strategy" by some, however bid-jumpers should be aware that the majority of bidders will seek their revenge and you will feel like you have been surrounded by a pack of wolves! Here is my personal list of bid-jumpers. Please feel free to leave a comment with your known bid-jumper list.

godslaf
goofgoof
madbid700
stacieann
SVAKER
TEMA

Friday, April 9, 2010

Know which way the winds blowing before you engage in a wizzing contest

Being new to the penny auction world and observing several players who regularly participated in wizzing contest (SEE MY REVIEW HERE) I began to think maybe its an "image" thing. I decided maybe I needed to build an image.. WRONG! 


First of all, anyone who knows me, knows that I am a penny-pinching, coupon-clipping, frugal spender! So this story is going to shock most of you. If I had it to do over again, I would have walked away, but I didn't know that I should have walked away until it was too late.

At first I started bidding on this small $15 card, because my dear hubby absolutely loves the sandwiches there. While he usually packs a cold sandwich for work,  he does treat himself to a subway once every few months.  Then once the bidding started, I thought to myself... gee I've already bid enough times to have almost bought a $15 card... so I kept going, not wanting to lose my investment. Then it felt  (of course I know this sounds paranoid) like when I bid, the other person was not even waiting for the bid to show up, the bid amount was actually "blinking" it was going so fast! I thought to myself... "Why is this person being so aggressive....  I'll show them!"

Here we are bidding back and forth, both of us have something like $60 invested in a $15 subway card. While we were bidding back and forth I was also looking at some auctions that had ended earlier, one of which I won and was preparing to pay for it.

There it was, in black and white, I felt like such a jerk! This bidder who I was engaging with had earlier bid on the card I won AND WALKED AWAY, letting me win it for .02 cents!!!! Ok, by now I feel like a complete and total LOSER! Needless to say I immediately stopped bidding! Unfortunately we had already ran the bids up to $4.56.  I had 113 bids........meaning I started a bidding war on someone who earlier had extended me the hand of common respect, courtesy, friendship... whatever you want to call it.  Bids are .60 cents each here, so I just started a battle and cost this person roughly $60!!

My plan now is to find out who this bidder is, and make a mends! I will let you know how it works out.

UPDATE: I have publicly apologized, the post can be read here.