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How To Find The Average Selling Price Of DealDash Auctions

March 27, 2014 DealDash Reviews

Bidding in a pay to play online auction like DealDash is all about discipline, patience and having realistic expectations.

Terry B. explains the patience aspect well in his article Patience Patience Patience. Keep in mind that although someone may win an Apple iPad for $0.37, does not mean that’s always going to be the case. As you can see the average selling price for the Apple iPad Mini 32GB Black Slate is $79.22.

In case you don’t know how to find the average selling price of an auction, just log out of your DealDash account. If you’re logged into  — Read full post

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Surprisingly Simple Calculation To Help You Determine How Many Bids To Use Before Stopping

February 26, 2014 DealDash Reviews

I have had a lot of experience with DealDash. I have learned a lot about winning and it does have a lot to do with patience as Terry B. explains in his article Patience ❤︎ Patience ❤︎ Patience.

Using the BidBuddy and having lots of patience are very important in winning. I also like to put a few bid on lots of different auctions because sometimes auctions will come around where you just get really blessed and the auction will end early and fast! Sometimes by just placing 3 or 4 bids would land me an easy win.

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Winning DealDash Auctions Requires Patience
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Patience ❤︎ Patience ❤︎ Patience

February 14, 2014 DealDash Reviews

Winning DealDash Auctions Requires Patience

You’ve heard it said that “good things come to those who wait”. Nowhere is this more true than in the world of penny auctions.

Now, you may be thinking I’m referring to patiently waiting for the auction to end after you’ve loaded up your BidBuddy with 5000 bids. Actually, that’s not at all what I have in mind. Hopefully, this isn’t your idea of what it takes to win auctions. I call this the “set it and forget it” approach to bidding, and while it can result in a fairly high number of “wins” it rarely results in significant savings. — Read full post