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Quick Tips and Tricks to win your way to Fun on DealDash!!

I have been on Dealdash.com for a little over a year now and have won over 100 auctions. But this does not include all the many other auctions where I have used the “Buy it now” option (not nearly as much fun), but very worth it to get invested bids back. Remember “Bids are Money”. Shipping is ALWAYS free AND fast.

Ok, so on to the tips and tricks:
First tip and one of THE most important (as said by many) NO ONE likes a bid-jumper. These are the people who think that pulsing their bid now button will get  — Read full post

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DealDash Bidding Tip: Just Take It Slow

Hi New/Future Bidders,

I would like to share a little bit of information about some of the behavior I’ve noticed of new bidders that could prevent successful bidding and possibly discourage you from returning to DealDash after your first bidding experience.

First it appears they buy some bids and just start bidding. Bids have a value and it is not beneficial to spend a hundred dollars worth of bids on a fifty dollar item. I suggest slowing down and taking the time to read all the very beneficial information DealDash has available to support success.

Second, rather than using the  — Read full post

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DealDash Bidding Tip – Study Auction for Success

This year has been a good one again at DearDash!

I find there are new people having problems as I read reviews and want to encourage them to try a few things for better success. First, take some time to read some of the blogs about DealDash and some of the suggestions that are there. When starting out I recommend to choose a small item at first, watch the bidding and see who is bidding A LOT. In time, you will learn who the bidders are and how they tend to bid. Don’t try to outbid anyone by immediately bidding  — Read full post

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DealDash is Fair and Balanced!

Deal Dash is a fair auction site, even forgiving – as you can buy the item if you don’t win the auction and get back all the bids you have placed. Veteran bidders will often call this “BIN” for Buy It Now.

New Bidders should do some “homework” before jumping into the auctions, or they can lose a lot of money not knowing what they are doing. It may be a good place to save money for those of lower economic means, if they are smart and careful.

It’s a new world for them to click on the title of  — Read full post