The reason is that I view an auction as a “living” thing. Each auction has it’s own individual “personality” based upon the various bidders involved. Every auction is unique, but watch enough auctions and you will notice that most auctions follow a certain pattern.
If you have an issue, comment, complaint or question, they are always there to listen and be quick to respond. In this particular case I made a suggestion. I happened to mention that I would love to see travel-typed prizes. This morning what did I log on to see, but a $250 American Airlines gift card up for grabs!!! Yay!! Well, I did bid, but today wasn’t my day. Congratulations to “cidoutbid” — Read full post
Two bidders were overbidding on a $10.00 gift card and when I last checked, it was at $12.50 and was still going on. Please do the math and include the number of bids you had to use plus the purchase price. I just can’t bring myself to look at it to see the final selling price.
Why? Why? Why? are the questions I ask myself as they bid since I can see no one is willing to concede. I — Read full post
What a good time to bid! The holiday madness is over and we can take advantage of less people on board. If the auction numbers hold steady, it only makes sense that with less people, the better our chances to win. I know I will be shopping on DealDash looking for gift cards or other unique things that may come up for auction.
I always keep gift cards or gifts won so that if there is an occasion, I have gifts on hand. Especially, since we have brutal winters, this is the best way to shop.
How easy is it — Read full post
