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July 1, 2017

Fun Tips for DealDash Super Wins

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Have you ever had a DealDash “Super Win”? I consider a super win any auction that you can win for less than 10 bids. Here are some tips for getting a DealDash super win!

Getting a super win is seriously an exciting thing. Personally, I jump up and down and go “WoooHooo!!!”, however some of you might be a little more classy than myself. Over my years playing on DealDash I have gotten many, many super wins. Come to think of it, my first three wins were actually super wins! I was able to get three different gift cards for just a couple of bids each. Of course, when you are first starting out DealDash goes easy on you with “beginner auctions” than only other newbies are able to see on the main auction screen. I’ve gotten many super wins since those, of course, and there are some ways that you can increase your odds of getting a DealDash super win, read on to find out how.

Bid at the Right Time, on the Right Day

You’re most likely not going to get a super win on a very busy and popular time to play on DealDash. So Saturday prime-time is out, as well as Sunday afternoons. I find these to be two of the busiest times to bid. When you’re trying to sneak in few super wins, you’re going to have to figure out some unpopular times and days to bid. When are these days and times? You might think that very late at night might be a good time, but honestly, I’ve found that late nights are quite busy on DealDash, at least here in the Eastern Time Zone. Personally, I have had much more luck bidding in the early morning – when people on the East Coast are typically getting ready for work and the people on the West Coast are still sleeping. Of course, your results may vary.

Bid on the Right Items

Let’s face it, folks, you’re not going to get a $1,000 TV or a $1,500 massage chair for just a few bids. Of course, miracles can happen, but in my experience the smaller, less popular items are ones that you can get for just a few bids. Some examples of things that I have personally won with less than 10 bids are: necklaces, rings, sheets, a comforter, kid’s items, Blu-Ray discs, and even $10 gift cards here and there. I have seen people get some amazing things for less than 10 bids, though, such as artwork, clothing, and even video games.

Thanks for Reading the Tips Blog

I hope this article has encouraged you to think about how you can win a low-priced auction this weekend 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!

This sponsored DealDash 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.

June 30, 2017

Win This Weekend With DealDash Tips

Want to win an auction this upcoming weekend? Read this article and win auctions on DealDash.

DealDash Tips is here to give you some tips today on winning some auctions this upcoming weekend! How can the DealDash Tips Blog help you win auctions? For starters, by reading the DealDash Tips blog it really gets you in the “auction frame of mind” to win. Trust me, when you eat, sleep, and breathe auctions, you’re going to win more of them! Always know that if there is ever a particular subject that you would like DealDash Tips to cover in a future blog, please leave it below in the comments. Thanks for reading our DealDash Tips blog, we appreciate you, our readers.

Buy Some Bids

Winning auctions takes bids – DealDash is a pay-to-bid site, after all. Be sure to stock up on some bids for the weekend. You don’t want to be caught out with your dream auction coming up for bid and no bids in your bid bank! Buy some bids now while they are on sale, and have plenty to use for the weekend.

Research

DealDash Tips always encourages people to do their research – and now is a great time to do some research on the items that are coming up this weekend. Always do your research before bidding in auctions on DealDash. You should first figure out what you want to bid on, and then do some independent research on the item. Does it have good reviews? Do you need to buy anything else with it to make it work? Is it an item that you have a place for in your house, or are you going to be giving it as a gift to someone else? These are some questions to think about while you are doing your research before bidding.

Clear Your Schedule, Use Your BidBuddy

If you’ve found an item you’d like to bid on, have bids to use, and have done your research, good for you! The next step is making sure that you actually have time to bid on the item. If you have a lot of activities with your family planned for the weekend, then you’re going to need to make sure that you set up your BidBiddy.

The BidBuddy is a tool that will never let you down when it comes to bidding on items you want but can’t stay and watch the auction. Just put in as many bids as you would like to spend into the BidBuddy, and he will start bidding for you when the auction begins. You can check your progress when you have a spare moment, and add or cancel the BidBuddy at any time.

Thanks for Reading the Tips Blog

I hope this article has encouraged you to think about how you can win an auction this weekend 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!

June 28, 2017

Don’t Lose That Auction! DealDash Tips

Winning a DealDash auction is the goal! Don’t lose that auction. Here are some tips from DealDash to help you succeed.

Why would you bother coming to DealDash if you didn’t want to win an auction? Of course you want to win! However, the competition can be fierce at times, and it’s important that you do all of the right things so that you will have a better chance at winning. Keep in mind that there are probably anywhere between 2-50 (or more!) bidders in any given auction, and every single one of those bidders wants to win. You need to keep your eye on the prize and stay one step ahead of those other bidders.

Just Walk Away…For a While

If you’ve been bidding in an auction for a while with no end in sight, then maybe it’s time to step away for a bit and regroup. Before you leave, count the number of active bidders. If there are still at least five active bidders, then you should be safe to take a little break. Of course, when you do this you always run the risk of the auction ending suddenly and losing your place in the auction. However, if there are five or more active bidders then the chance of the auction ending suddenly within a half hour or so is unlikely. If you’d like to take a little break without running the risk of losing your spot in the auction, then set up your BidBuddy to bid for you while you’re away.

The BidBuddy Saves the Day Again

Using the BidBuddy so that you can take a bidding break is always a good idea. That way you can get a snack, use the bathroom, and regroup without losing your spot in the auction. The BidBuddy is the ultimate weapon that DealDash gives (free of charge) to all bidders. You can put in as many or as few bids as you like, and you can cancel it or add more bids at any time. You can start the BidBuddy, stop it, and start it again as many times as you like. The BidBuddy is there to serve you.

Don’t Get Distracted With Other Auctions

I know how tempting it is to bid in a few different auctions at once, and you can do that if you’re using the BidBuddy. If you’re bidding manually, though, stick with one auction at a time. The best way to lose an auction is to stop giving it your 100% attention. Remember that for next time you’re bidding and get a wandering eye.

Thanks for Reading the Tips Blog

I hope this article has encouraged you to think about new and different strategies to use 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!

June 26, 2017

Delightful DealDash Tips to Win

Winning on DealDash is sure to be a delightful time. Here are some delightful tips to win on DealDash.

If you’ve been playing on DealDash for a while I’m sure that you’ve picked up some of your own tips and tricks to get nice wins on DealDash. There’s no harm in trying some different tips and strategies every time you play though, so try these delightful DealDash tips from me.

Avoid Known Power Bidders

DealDash along with other bidding sites have their share of Power Bidders. These are the bidders that bid until they win, no matter what the cost. Power Bidders are the type of bidder that will bid more than the retail price of the auction just to prove a point to the rest of the bidder in the auction. The point is, of course, “don’t bid against me again and think that you will win.” These are bidders who will bid 2,000 bids on an item that’s only worth 1,00 bids, just to show everyone that they won’t back down from a challenge. The Power Bidders are bidders that you really should avoid if you can. Personally, I keep a list of the Power Bidders and make it a point not to get involved in auctions with them.

This is why setting your BidBuddy to bid just 1 bid in any auction that you’re interested in can be a smart move. That way you won’t get locked out of the auction, but you will be able to see who else will be bidding in the auction with you. If there is a Power Bidder that you know also interested in the item, well, you can just walk away spending only one bid.

Pick a Favorite Category – and Stick With It

I like to bid in all of the categories, but it’s smart to pick a single category that you spend the majority of your bids in. This way you can become familiar with the other bidders that also like that category, and what price that they are willing to spend to get a win. For example, if you like to hang around the Bid Pack category, you will get to know the bidders that are also fond of that category, and what they are willing to spend on each bid pack. I actually have a spreadsheet on my computer with bidder names and what price certain auctions closed at. This way I can really get a good idea if someone truly is “in it to win it”, of if that’s just all talk. Give it a try and make your own spreadsheet, all if will cost you is a little bit of time!