Category: Strategies and Tips

Do earrings make the girl?

Probably not, but a beautiful set of earrings certainly can enhance a woman’s appearance and just might be the perfect birthday or anniversary gift. If you simply want to shop for a pair of earrings for yourself, that’s okay, too.

Regardless who you are shopping for, you have come to the right place because DealDash.com is a great place to find a stunning pair of earrings for that special someone.

Whether you are shopping for dainty, small earrings or long, dangling earrings, DealDash is sure to have exactly what you have in mind. Best of all you might be able to win a pair at a bargain price.

Even though I don’t have pierced ears or wear earrings myself, I have won several pair of earrings over the years. Then I put them all in a “gift box”. Whenever I needed a gift for a friend all I had to do is pick a set out. I always liked the Boy Scout’s motto: “Be Prepared!” Only in my case, I always wanted to “Be Prepared” when it came to always having a “spur-of-the-moment” gift on hand. That saved me a lot of time and effort whenever I needed a lovely gift for my niece’s graduation or some other event.

Let’s take a closer look at the wide variety of earrings DealDash has available.

Earring auctions

• Fuchsia triangle stud fashion earrings (with a BIN of $75) sold at a bargain price twice on Jan. 21. One winner won them for $5.30 (counting the cost of the 23 bids used) and another winner paid only $3.70 (counting the 12 bids used).
• Puck dangling earrings (with a BIN of $195) display a beautiful gold flower. Several previous winners won an amazing deal on these earrings. On Jan. 21, one winner got them for only 21 cents and used only one bid. On Jan. 17, another winner paid only 41 cents (counting the 2 bids used to win them). Several others won this set of earrings for less than $10.
• Artemis semi-hoop earrings (with a BIN of $125) have a rose gold chain in brass. So far, this set of earrings went up for auction 15 times and 13 of those 15 times DealDash customers won them at a bargain price. On Jan. 2, one winner paid only 84 cents, (including the cost of the 4 bids placed) and on Jan. 8, another winner paid only $1.23 (including the cost of the 6 bids placed).
• White gold plated drop earrings (with a BIN of $150) have gone up for auction 9 times. So far 7 of the 9 past winners got a great bargain on this set of earrings. On Jan. 5, one DealDash customer won these earrings for only $3.67 (counting the cost of the 12 bids used to win them). On Jan. 6, another customer won this set of earrings for a total of $5.25 using only 19 bids.
• One of the more expensive earring sets are the 0.5 carat D-Colour gemstones (which has a BIN of $519). So far, this set of exquisite earrings has gone up for auction two times and both former winners won a bargain price. One customer got them for $25.55 (including the 55 bids placed to win them).

For more details, see the auction descriptions.

Easy to win

As you can see from the examples above, it is fairly easy to win a nice set of earrings at a great bargain price.

DealDash has many other earrings in various styles, so be sure to check them out. With a little planning to be in the right auction at the right time, you could be the next winner to get an awesome bargain, too.

This sponsored blog post was submitted by: Barbara L. Sellers. Barbara was compensated by DealDash for this blog post. Blog posts are written by real DealDash customers. The opinions and advice here represent our customers’ views and not those of the company.

DealDash.com consistently has many high end watches for sale, and nearly all past winners wound up getting great bargains. Looking at the data provided, it appears that customers who shop for watches on DealDash have an excellent opportunity to get amazing deals.

Let’s take a look at some examples:

Men’s Watches

• One high-end men’s watch comes with rose gold or ash silver dial and black leather band and has a BIN of $1,500. So far in 2022, this watch has gone up for auction 20 times and all 20 winners won a huge bargain.  In fact, one winner won it for only 18 cents (82 cents counting the 4 bids the winner used). Overall, 16 of the last 20 winners had a closing price of less than $50 and 4 of the 20 winners got it for less than $30 counting the cost of bids. No one would ever be able to find deals like these in any department store.
• Another men’s watch with an automatic silver dial has a BIN of $652. So far in 2022 this watch has gone up for auction four times and all four winners got a bargain price. On Jan. 5, 2022, it closed at $9.59 and the winner got it for a total of $43.19 (counting the cost of the 168 bids used to win it).

Women’s Watches

I often see women’s watches with a “mother of pearl” dial,

• A mother of pearl, South-Sea white ladies’ watch has a BIN of $1,500. So far (as of this writing) this watch went up for auction five times in 2022 and all five times the winners won a great bargain.  On Jan. 8, 2022, the auction closed at $9.22 and the winner paid a total of $63.32 (including the cost of the 312 bids used to win it).  
• A women’s Fiore Studs gold watch with a white strap has a BIN of $1,295. So far, this watch has gone up for auction eight times in 2022 and all eight winners won a great bargain. In fact, on Jan. 9, 2022, the auction sold for only $2.61 and the winner got it for a total of $18.21 (including the cost of the 78 bids placed to win it). 

Full Description

DealDash has a wide variety of watches to choose from – too many to list all of them. However, you can see from the examples above that nearly all past winners who shopped for a watch on DealDash wound up winning awesome bargains.

For more details about the above watches, go to the DealDash home page, do a search and read the full descriptions.

If you want to see more awesome bargains on watches, just watch, but if you want to actually win an awesome bargain on a watch you will have to stop watching and start shopping. Perhaps the next great bargain will be yours!

This sponsored blog post was submitted by: Barbara L. Sellers. Barbara was compensated by DealDash for this blog post. Blog posts are written by real DealDash customers. The opinions and advice here represent our customers’ views and not those of the company.

Question: What are No Exchange auctions on DealDash.com? 

Answer: They are auctions where the exchange to bids option is removed and the winner of these auctions will have no choice but to receive the auction product they win.

Inventory Liquidation Week will begin Wednesday, Jan. 19 and will run through Saturday, Jan. 22.  During this time, the “Liquidation Blasts” will be for items DealDash wants to get moving out of their warehouse.

In other words, if you bid on auction products with the idea that you just intend to exchange the auction item for bids, the Inventory Liquidation Week event would not work for you because you will not be able to do that.

However, it may be the best time for other DealDash customers to shop for two reasons:

1. It might be our best opportunity to shop for and win products that are being liquidated, and
2. It could be easier to win the product when shoppers who just want to do a bid exchange will not compete.

The “Liquidation Blast” events will take place at the following times:

• Jan. 19 – 8 a.m., 3 p.m. and 5 p.m.
• Jan. 20 – 8 a.m., 3 p.m. and 5 p.m.
• Jan. 21 – 8 a.m., 3 p.m. and 5 p.m.
• Jan. 22 – 12 p.m., 3 p.m. and 5 p.m.
• Jan. 23 – 12 p.m., 3 p.m. and 5 p.m.

During these times bid exchanges will not be available.

In addition, other DealDash features will include:

• Jan. 19 – 50 percent off, plus 2X time as highest bidder and BIN discounts
• Jan. 20 – 50 percent off and BIN discounts
• Jan. 21 – 50 percent off, plus 2X time as highest bidder and BIN discounts
• Jan. 22 – 90 percent off, plus 3X time as highest bidder and BIN discounts
• Jan. 23 – 90 percent off and BIN discounts.

Inventory Liquidation Week

As you can see, the Inventory Liquidation Week will offer many great features that could benefit us in more ways than one.

If we like getting 90 percent off on the final sales price in the auctions, we will not want to miss shopping during those features.

If we are getting close to collecting our free bids, we will want to take full advantage of the 2X and especially the 3X time as highest bidder on the clock.

Regardless of what feature we most want to take advantage of shopping during the Inventory Liquidation Week will no doubt be one of our most fun and interesting five days of shopping.  Therefore, if we have any friends who have not yet shopped on DealDash.com now is an excellent time to invite them to join.

I’ll see you all there!

This sponsored blog post was submitted by: Barbara L. Sellers. Barbara was compensated by DealDash for this blog post. Blog posts are written by real DealDash customers. The opinions and advice here represent our customers’ views and not those of the company.

Before placing bids on various products on DealDash.com do you ever read the product reviews first?

Actually, it’s a good idea to read the product reviews before we shop because we can learn a lot from what previous winners have to say about it.

Some things we can learn from the reviews are:

• Did previous winners like it (why or why not)?
• If it’s a clothing item or shoes, was the size just right or did it run too small or too big?
• How long did the product take to ship?
• Was the item packed well and arrive in good shape?

All of these things are important to know. By doing our homework before shopping, we can save ourselves from the time and effort of returning items that do not fit properly. At the same time we can save the customer service representatives from having to solve problems that could have and should have been easily prevented in the first place.

Of course, DealDash customer service representatives are always more than willing to help us solve any problems with the products we win or order. However, as responsible shoppers we should do our part by using all of the information available to us.

Of course, DealDash provides excellent and very detailed descriptions of its auction products. Therefore, we may think that’s all the information we need to have a happy shopping experience. However, that may not be enough. Reading the product reviews from previous customers who won or ordered the product often gives us additional information that could be very helpful.

Let me give you some examples:

• Size 8 Duck Boots –. Looking at the customer reviews, one customer wrote: “Looked at other reviews before getting them and saw that they run small. It’s true. I got a size bigger and they are snug. I do like them a lot and I’m happy I ordered them but remember to order a size bigger.”
• Size L/XL Yellow Unisex Raincoat – Looking at the customer reviews, one customer wrote: “I love this jacket. It runs a little large.” Another customer agreed, writing, “Super big!” So that tells us a lot about the size. Yet another customer wrote, “What a great coat! It is supple and extremely well made. I’m impressed with it! Better than I expected!” So this tells us a lot about the quality of the raincoat.
• King set of White Sheets – Looking at the customer reviews, first I see that these sheets received an overall rating of 4.94 out of a possible 5.0 and this is an extremely high rating after 40 customer reviews. So that tells us a lot about the high-quality of this set of sheets. One customer wrote, “Soft and smooth, breathe well and sleep cool.” That tells us even more about the quality of these sheets. Another customer agrees by saying, “This whole set is amazing. I had previously won just the duvet and I love it …”

Bottom Line

Taking a few minutes to read customer reviews before we start shopping can really pay off in big dividends for us as customers as well as the DealDash customer support team.

Perhaps we could make that one of our New Year’s resolutions to be diligent and responsible shoppers by reading all of the information available to us. I’m sure that would give us a happy shopping experience throughout 2022.

This sponsored blog post was submitted by: Barbara L. Sellers. Barbara was compensated by DealDash for this blog post. Blog posts are written by real DealDash customers. The opinions and advice here represent our customers’ views and not those of the company.