Auctions are really a competition. You are competing with others and those who have the stamina, the more robust strategy and enough TCredits to back it up win.
Here are my suggestions:
- I would suggest that you start off with 1WA auctions – those restricted only to those who have never won a Pricebenders auction before. In this way you are competing with those who are more or less of the same experience as yourself. Stay away from the more advanced auctions until you are an experienced bidder.
- Select the item/auction that you are going to bid on and decide on the price that you are prepared to pay for it. Remember after you had won the auction you then have to pay for the item. You can find out in advance what’s coming up for auction.
- To help you determine what the likely final auction price of what you are going to bid on, have a look at the results of the previous auctions when the item was last up for auction.
- Make sure you have enough TCredits available for bidding. I would suggest at least 100 TCredits.
- Now that you know what your maximum bid is going to be & how many TCredits you are going to spend, work out how you are going to bid. Are you going to manually bid or are you going to use the auto bidder? If you are using the auto bidder plan properly. You don’t have to use it from the beginning. You can come in at the higher end of the bidding depending on your set price.
- When the bidding starts, don’t get over excited but stick to your plan.
Go to www.tripleclicks.com/PBTips.php for more help with this.
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Auctions are really a competition. You are competing with others and those who have the stamina, the more robust strategy and enough TCredits to back it up win.
Here are my suggestions:
- I would suggest that you start off with 1WA auctions – those restricted only to those who have never won a Pricebenders auction before. In this way you are competing with those who are more or less of the same experience as yourself. Stay away from the more advanced auctions until you
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