Delightful DealDash Tips to Win

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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!

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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!DealDash bidding

 

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.comDealDashReviewed.com, or on her own blog, DawnBlogtopus.

 

Tips on DealDash Win Limits

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Do you remember a long time ago when you could only win a few auctions per week on DealDash? Here are some tips on how to make the most of your unlimited wins!

Gather round, I’d like to tell you, newbies, a story about a DealDash from long ago – you used to only be able to win NINE things per week on DealDash! Isn’t that just crazy to think about? Every person’s winning limit would restart on the day that they joined so that you never knew when someone’s winning limit would re-start. It was quite an exciting time when your winning limit would re-start. However, things are completely different now, and you can win as many items on DealDash that you want now! However, there are a few restrictions. Read on to learn more tips about DealDash winning limits.

Win as Many Items Per Week as You Want!

You can win as many items per week as you want, however, you may only win one of each item per week.  For example, once you’ve won a particular necklace, you may only win it again in a week.  However, you may win other jewelry, or even other necklaces – they just can’t be the exact same. This way of doing things is much better than the old way. If you think about it, there are fewer players in each auction since you are allowed to only win an item once. In addition to this, you can win as many auctions per day or week as you like – it’s only limited by your bidding budget.

Want to Know Who Can’t Bid?

One of the great things about doing the winning limits this way is that it’s easy to see who is barred from participating in each auction. All you have to do is go to the item that you are interested in, and look and see who has won it previously. When you open up an auction’s page, just look to the left-hand side. There, you can see a list of who has recently won the item, and the date that they won. Just count backward to see who the winners were in the previous week. If there is a person that you particularly don’t like to be in auctions with, then you will know that you have the all clear to bid if they have recently won. Isn’t that a nice feature that DealDash offers all of the bidders?

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I hope this article has encouraged you to think about how to use the DealDash winning limits to your advantage. 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!DealDash Tips

 

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.comDealDashReviewed.com, or on her own blog, DawnBlogtopus.

 

Tips to Staying Positive – Losing on DealDash

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Everyone loses sometimes, and it’s important to stay and stay positive even when you’re not winning. Here are some tips from DealDash to help.

We’ve all been there – we begin bidding in an auction, and there are only a few people. You see that the people are new when their bidding bios pop up as they bid. “Oh, this will be easy,” you say, “I’m sure to win.” However, the people keep bidding, and other people keep joining, until there are now 25 different people bidding on this auction. You’re now feeling less and less confident by the moment. We’ve all had this happen to us, and believe me, it’s no fun. However, this isn’t the end of the world. There will be other auctions, and you will win bigger and better things in time. Here are some tips from DealDash to help you through the rough spots.

There’s Always BIN (Buy It Now)

In the above situation that I described there are basically two courses of action – drop out of the auction and lose your bids, or do a BIN. A Buy It Now is the wisest way to use your money and bids on DealDash. With BIN, if you have bid to many times and are still not going to win the item you can purchase it at the retail price that is listed on the auction page. After you have paid you will have all of the bids that you spent on the auction returned to your account. If you’re bidding on an auction that you’re really interested in having, and if you’ve bid close to the purchase price, it only makes sense to do a Buy It Now on the auction.

Remember That There Will Be Other Auctions

DealDash often has the same products available to win every few days or so. And in some cases multiple items of the same kind every day. If you’re losing an auction and you haven’t invested too many bids on it, then maybe you should just bow out, walk away, and find a similar auction the next day. You can easily do a search for anything that you would like to bid on in the search bar on the main page. There are very few things on DealDash that will never show up again. Typically the same items are offered, however, if there is an item that you’re really interested in and you don’t see it in the upcoming auctions, feel free to email DealDash customer service. They do their best to put up items that they know that the bidders are interested in.

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I hope this article has encouraged you to think about how to cope when you lose. 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 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.comDealDashReviewed.com, or on her own blog, DawnBlogtopus.

Go For Easy Wins On DealDash

When I find myself getting into a losing streak on DealDash, I know I’m doing something wrong and all I have to do is to fix it.

The fastest way to pull myself out of a losing streak is to go for “easy wins.” The excellent way the DealDash shopping site is set up makes it really easy to find an “easy win” auction.

First of all, what do I mean by an “easy win?”

“Easy win” auctions often close for less than $1. There are a couple ways to quickly identify which auctions fall into this category.

Winners’ List

First, we can take a look at the “Winner’s List” and look for auctions that closed for the least amount of money. Second, we can open various auctions and see the closing cost of the last seven to nine auctions.

Some auctions might close for as little as a penny one time and go for as high as $20 another time. What we need to look for is a pattern of auctions that often closes for less than $1. How low we go might depend on how many bids we have or can afford. The idea is to find the auctions where we can get the most “bang for our buck.”

Jewelry Bargains

Right now, the auctions that are closing for the least amount of money are the earrings and necklaces, but this can change. Next month, it could be something else.

If we can win a pair of earrings that retail for $99 to $180 for less than $1 we would be getting an excellent bargain. If the earrings closed high the last two or three times, chances are fairly good they will close for a lower cost the next time.

If you bid in the “easy win” auctions, I am very confident you will have a pleasant surprise. I did!

Sponsored blog post submitted by: Barbara L. Sellers                                                         

Barbara was compensated by DealDash for this blog post.