DealDash Tips

April 21, 2017

Tips to Save Your DealDash Bids

Don’t waste your DealDash bids! Here are some tips to save bids as well as money.

If you’re an avid DealDasher you know that bids = money. Each bid costs between .12-.60, so those totals add up fast. You don’t want to throw away money or bids, so don’t waste them! Be smart with your bids, save them for what you really love, and be thrifty. Here are some tips and ideas from DealDash to help you save your bids and use them wisely.

BidBuddy, Your Best Bid Saver

The smartest way to save your bids is by using the BidBuddy. The BidBuddy is the BEST way to save bids because he will never waste them and bid out of turn. When you are manually clicking the bid button it’s very easy to lose track of the order that people are bidding in, and therefore wasting a bid by bidding too early. The BidBuddy will never do that. Your BidBuddy keeps bidding in a strict order with the other BidBuddies, and will never bid early or late – but precisely right on time.

Who Gets to Use the BidBuddy?

Everyone! Every single bidder on DealDash has access to the BidBuddy. 90% of auctions on DealDash are won by using the BidBuddy. You can put in as few or as many bids as you like into the BidBuddy, and it bid for you until your bids have run out. You can always add more bids or cancel the BidBuddy at any time.

Collect Free Bids From DealDash

What better way to save money than by bidding with FREE bids. DealDash has many opportunities for you to win and earn free bids. There is a contest every week for the best photo posted to Facebook, you can pick yourself up a free 1,000 pack of bids right there! You can also get free bids by just showing up to DealDash and bidding. It’s true. Every single day that you come to DealDash and place at least one bid you will be rewarded a nimber of free bids from 5 to 30. The more days in a row that you come bid the more free bids you will earn.

BIN an Auction, Save Your Bids

Using the BIN (Buy It Now) feature of DealDash is a great way to save bids. Simply bid on things that you plan on buying anyway, and if you lose you can use the BIN option on DealDash and receive all of your bids back when you pay the retail price of the item. DealDash will when refund all of the bids you used on that item, and you can try again another day. You will also even get free shipping on the item, no matter if you WIN or BIN.

Thanks for Reading

I hope that you found this DealDash Tips article on saving your bids helpful. Remember to check the Tips blog daily, because you never know when we are going to be posting pricing and promo secrets! If you would like to read our other blogs, be sure to check out our other blogs, DealDashReviewed.com and DealDashblog.com.

Be sure to read this article if you want to save your bids on DealDash. Be sure visit DealDash and collect your free bids today. DealDash has everything you need. Good luck and happy bidding everyone!

This blog was written by Dawn E, a mother of 3 who loves DealDash. Read even more at DealDashBlog.com, DealDashReviewed.com, or on her own blog, DawnBlogtopus.

April 20, 2017

DealDash Tips to Win More Auctions

Do you win DealDash.com auctions on purpose or do you win by pure luck?

You might think that’s a funny question, but wise players know that winning auctions with any consistency requires more than pure luck. It requires careful thought and strategy to put the odds of winning in your favor.

Regardless how well you plan, unexpected distractions (such as an important phone call) can result in lost auctions, which just happened to me. However, if you follow these rules, you will greatly improve your chances of winning:

Set aside quiet time to bid when you are free from distractions
Choose five or six auctions you would like to win and place at least one bid in each one so you do not get locked out
Once the “No New Bidders” banner locks all other bidders out, double click on each auction and count the total number of bidders participating in each auction
Narrow it down to the auctions with the highest retail value and fewest number of bidders
Check to see if any of those auctions appears to be down to the last two or three serious bidders and see if you recognize any of them as power bidders
Check the closing cost of the auctions the last nine times to see which one usually closed for the least amount of money
Place the bulk of your bids on the auction you appear to have the best chance of winning based on the average closing cost and who the serious bidders are, but remain flexible
If more players jump into your auction, while players drop out of one of the other auctions, cancel your bids in that auction and place them in the other auction instead.

By taking all of this into consideration, you just might win your next auction on purpose. Congratulations!

Submitted by: Barbara L. Sellers

April 19, 2017

DealDash Tips – 100% Guaranteed!

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DealDash is convinced that you’ll love their auctions. They offer a 100% money back guarantee.

If you’ve been waiting for a good time to join DealDash but were feeling a little uncertain – don’t worry! There is nothing to fear because all new bidders on DealDash are entitled to a no questions asked, 100% money back guarantee on their first bid pack purchase. This guarantee is limited to the first bid pack purchase only, this is for new bidders. Say you join DealDash today and buy your first bid pack. You can bid on items and decide that DealDash isn’t right for you and you are unsatisfied with DealDash you can get your entire first bid pack purchase fully refunded. DealDash’s refund policy is part of the fair and honest auctions policy.

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How Was DealDash Started?

DealDash was actually started when it’s founder, William Wolfram, was a customer of another bidding site that’s now extinct. William lost $20 bidding on a computer, and when he didn’t win he was very disappointed that he had lost his money and had nothing to show for it. However, that lost $20 gave him the amazing idea to start DealDash. DealDash is different from the other pay-to-bid auction sites, because if you are willing to buy the item that you are bidding on for the retail value then you will receive all of your bids back to use again in a different auction. This is called Buy It Now.

How Does Buy It Now Work?

Buy It Now, or BIN, is the “secret sauce” that makes DealDash different from the rest of the pay-to-bid auction sites. With the other sites, after you have bid, those bids are gone forever. Not with DealDash. BINning an item is easy. Once you have decided that it’s time to throw in the towel and stop bidding on an auction you have a choice. Do you want to just lose those bids? Probably not, especially if it was a lot of bids. However, if you just want to walk away and lose the bids, that’s fine.

If you’d rather get your bids back, then just click the “Buy It Now” button that’s present in every auction. After you’ve paid, your bids will be returned to you immediately. You’ll also get free shipping on every item – no matter if you won it or BINned it.

Thanks for Reading

I hope that you found this DealDash Tips article on the money back guarantee and bidding helpful. Remember to check the Tips blog daily, because you never know when we are going to be posting pricing and promo secrets! If you would like to read our other blogs, be sure to check out our other blogs, DealDashReviewed.com and DealDashblog.com.

Knowing everything about DealDash is key in winning auctions. Be sure visit DealDash and try out your new knowledge. DealDash has everything you need. Good luck and happy bidding everyone!

This blog was written by Dawn E, a mother of 3 who loves DealDash. Read even more at DealDashBlog.com, DealDashReviewed.com, or on her own blog, DawnBlogtopus.

April 18, 2017

DealDash Tips: How to win gift cards

Gift cards are a popular auction on DealDash.com so they are not easy to win.

Let’s take a look at the $50 Bed, Bath & Beyond gift card up for auction right now (as of this writing). After the “No New Bidders” limit was reached, I counted the competitors. Guess how many players placed at least one bid to participate in this auction? I counted 126.

That means we each have only one chance out of 126 of winning this auction. If all of these players each put 50 bets into BidBuddy (the automated bidder), this auction would not close until it reached $63. During a “Free-to-the-Winner” special feature, players often continue bidding over the value of the gift card. Why? When we don’t have to pay a closing cost, all we have to count is the cost of the bids we are using.

Of course, not all 126 players are going to add more than one bid and seriously compete in this auction. Many players might count how many players are participating and give up before they start. However, the players who do decide to seriously compete will most likely use more than 50 bids.

Let’s do the math. If each of the 126 players bought a bid pack when they were on sale for 13 cents per bid, the maximum number of bids each player could place to break even would be 384. If the winner of this $50 gift card uses any more bids than that, it means that bidder actually lost more than he or she won. If the winner of this gift card uses fewer than 384 bids, it means that player won more than he or she lost.

Of course, our objective in playing on DealDash is to win more than we lose. Therefore, it most likely would be a complete waste of bids to place the bulk of our bids too early. With that many competitors, chances are very slim that the $50 gift card would close before it reaches at least $30.00. In fact, the $50 Bed, Bath & Beyond gift card just hit $30 and there are still six serious players bidding in the auction.

To save money on gift cards, smart players will only place bids when the auction is down to the last two or three players. The idea is to allow all of the other serious players to use up their maximum number of bids before you do. If you look to see how much this auction usually closes at, that might be the right time to join the auction with the bulk of your bids. However, keep in mind that whenever DealDash runs the “Free-to-the-Winner” auctions, the closing price usually goes up much higher.

Submitted by: Barbara L. Sellers