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Like Winning? Then You’ll Love DealDash!

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If you’re the kind of person who “never wins anything”, then you should give DealDash a try. It’s easy to win when you’re a newbie!

Being a newbie on DealDash is a fun and exciting experience. Luckily, DealDash has a lot of features that makes it easier for newbies to get into the swing of things and win auctions even if they aren’t quite sure what they are doing. If you’re the kind of person who feels like they are not “lucky” or “not a winner” then you should still try DealDash anyway. After all, they do offer a money back guarantee! Read on for more information.

There is a Great DealDash Tutorial

Back when I started on DealDash there was no tutorial. There were “House Rules” and “How it Works”, but now there is something WAY better! There is an amazing interactive tutorial that you can use to learn how to participate on DealDash. Just navigate to the bottom of the DealDash home screen and you will see the “Help” section. You will find the tutorial in the help section. It’s fun to do, and you will receive 10 free bids for your participation.

You Won’t Be Thrown to the Wolves

When you’re a newbie on DealDash there are lots of things to help you get started. For starters, newbies who haven’t won any auctions (or have only won 1 or 2) have more auctions available to them than more seasoned bidders. They have all of the regular auctions, but there are also extra auctions for small items such as $10 gift cards and small bid packs that only other newbies can see. This makes it fairer so the newbies have a chance to get a few wins while they are still learning.

If You Don’t Win…

As a newbie, an important thing to remember is that if you “accidentally” bid too many times and you still aren’t going to win, you can BIN. BIN means Buy It Now. When you do a Buy It Now it means that you buy the item for the retail price. You will get ALL of the bids back that you placed, as well as getting free shipping. BINning items are a great way to not bust your bidding budget.

Thanks for Reading the Tips Blog

I hope that this article helped you understand a little more about being a newbie on DealDash. Go ahead check out the auctions on DealDash. Visit DealDash now to see what’s up for bid. DealDash has everything you need.  Good luck and happy bidding everyone!

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This sponsored blog post was written by Dawn E, a mother of 3 who loves DealDash. Dawn was compensated by DealDash for this blog post. Read even more at DealDashTips.com, DealDashReviewed.com, or on her own blog, DawnBlogtopus.

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New Changes Make Winning Easier on DealDash

Did you see the new changes DealDash has made recently?

We can now double click on any of the auctions and get more information about each auction than we ever had before.

We can now see the dates each auction was recently won, the user (screen) name of the winners, the price the last several auctions closed at, how many bids the winners placed and the estimated total cost each winner paid (counting the cost of the bids, plus the final cost).

I cannot tell you how many times new customers on DealDash have asked, “How many bids will it take me to win (this or that) auction?” Of course, there is no definitive answer to that question because it’s different for every auction. However, now being able to see how many bids were used to win each auction will definitely help customers at least come up with an educated guess based on an overall average.

For example: If four customers out of the last eight winners used 100 bids or less to win an auction, then you know that if you place 100 bids in that auction, you will at least have about a 50 percent chance of winning it.

Another benefit of this new change is that you will now get to keep track of and make a list of the “high rollers” or the customers who consistently place the most bids.

Bottom line: Anyone who knows how to use this new information should definitely find it easier to win more auctions on Dealdash.

Sponsored blog post submitted by Barbara L. Sellers. Barbara is a retired newspaper editor, mother and grandmother, who grew up on a Minnesota farm in a family of 14 children.  Barbara was compensated by DealDash for this blog post.