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DealDash Just Went BIG With First Truck Auction!

Clicking on the image will take you straight into the auction!

Another DealDash first just happened! On September 16th, the auction for a new 2018 Nissan Frontier King Cab Truck opened. This truck is a beautiful four-cylinder, five-speed automatic equipped with some fantastic features sure to please. A bit different from the other two new vehicle auctions currently up for bids on DealDash—this is a No New Bidders After $1,000 auction!

All the Technology you Need

This truck comes in a gorgeous Glacier White and includes the following technology features you and your passengers are sure to enjoy:

  • 5-inch color display
  • Bluetooth hands-free phone system
  • Second-row under-seat storage
  • AM/FM/CD audio system with four speakers
  • Illuminated steering wheel-mounted audio controls
  • MP3/WMA CD playback capability
  • Auxiliary audio input jack
  • Streaming audio via Bluetooth wireless technology

Seating in Style

When you talk about comfort, this Nissan Frontier truck has: 4-way manual driver’s and passenger seats, forward-facing rear flip seats, second-row under-seat storage and cloth seat trim.

Exterior Excitement

As if the interior weren’t enough to get excited about, the exterior will thrill you too! Along with a chrome grille, this truck boasts a 2.5 liter DOHC 16-valve four-cylinder engine with 171 lb-ft of torque at 4,400 rpm. A five speed automatic transmission (4×2) coupled with a four-wheel anti-lock braking system (ABS) and an independent double-wishbone front suspension with stabilizer bar make this truck one sweet ride!

Check out the listing on DealDash and get in on the bidding.  And if you happen to miss the No Jumper limit, stay tuned for more car auctions in the future!

Good luck and happy bidding on DealDash!

This sponsored blog post was written by Theresa B., proud American and grandmother of two, major MMA fan, writer and ardent practitioner of sarcastic wit. Theresa was compensated by DealDash for this post.

This blog is written by real DealDash customers. The opinions and advice shared here represent our customers’ views and not those of the company.

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Who Are You, Who Am I?

When shopping on DealDash.com I need to know who you are and you need to know who I am, too. What do I mean?

Recognizing screen names of other competitors is very important. Knowing the auctions we do not want to play are just as important as knowing the auctions we do want to play. This becomes even more important if we are on a tight budget and do not have many bids to win auctions.

Benjamin Franklin once wrote, “A penny saved is a penny earned.”  That is good to remember when shopping on DealDash. Instead, we could say, “A bid saved, is a bid earned.” It’s one more bid we can use to win an auction, and sometimes that is all it takes to win — just one bid or one bid more.

Make a List

I made a list of screen names I try to avoid bidding with in the same auctions. My list is based on the following criteria:

  • Does this same screen name show up several times every week on the “Winners’ List?”
  • Does this screen name win several high-dollar auctions?
  • Does this screen name drive up the selling cost of auctions by using a ridiculously high number of bids to win and/or over-bids the value of auction products on a regular basis?
  • Does this screen name often win large bid packs?
  • Did this screen name start shopping on DealDash several years ago, or is he/she a Newbie who does not yet know how to play smart?
  • Does this screen name include two people who might be combining incomes to buy more bids?

These are some of questions I ask myself when I update my list of competitor’s to avoid.

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

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Shopping Choices

The shopping choices we make while playing on DealDash.com usually determine whether we win or lose. Of course, some other factors will make a difference, too, but for the most part, the better choices we make the more auctions we win.

When it comes to winning high-dollar auctions, such as one of the three vehicles DealDash now has up for auction, the competition will definitely be tough.  Therefore, we will have to play smart and put our best shopping choices to work.

Plan Ahead, Save up Bids

More than likely, anyone who decides to seriously compete to win one of the three vehicles has already planned ahead and saved up bids. There are several ways DealDash customers could do this: purchase bid packs, exchange products won on DealDash for bids instead, win bid packs, and by earning free bids. My guess is that anyone who is seriously trying to win a vehicle most likely had several thousand bids already saved up before the auctions even started.

Choose One Vehicle

Experienced shoppers will most likely choose which vehicle he or she wants to win and then focus on using all of their bids on just that one. DealDashers who bid on all three vehicles will most likely run out of their bids rather quickly.

Use Bids Wisely, Sparingly

Experienced shoppers will most likely place some bids at the beginning of the auction and then save the rest of their bids after most of their competitors drop out. Since the bidding is open for all new shoppers to join the auction at any time (or for the truck, up to $1,000.00), we would not have to place bids early. However, placing some bids early is like having an insurance policy just in case it closes early.

Most experienced bidders will monitor the bidding closely and wait until the bidding gets down to the last five or six serious competitors. Others might add a certain number of bids every hour or every day, with the hope they will be there when the auction closes. Still others might wait until the bidding gets up to a certain dollar amount.

Whatever you choose, win or lose, I hope you have fun.

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

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Vehicle Shopping

Wow! This certainly is an exciting time on DealDash.com!  Did you know that DealDash now has three brand new 2018 vehicles up for auction?

Each auction has some differences:

1.     First, the 2018 Chevrolet Cruze Sedan LS – Automatic – Silver Ice Metallic; Buy It Now price: $19,000.00. One difference is that the “No New Bidders” restriction was lifted. That means anyone can bid at any time before the auction closes. Another difference is that this vehicle went up for auction during a 50 percent off feature. That means that DealDash will pay half of the sale price of this car and the winner will pay the other half. For example, if this car sells for $10,000 the winner will only have to pay $5,000.00. You’ll find the auction here.

2.     2018 Toyota RAV4 LE FWD – Automatic – Super White; Buy It Now price: $28,000.00. One difference here is that again the “No New Bidders” restriction has been lifted and does not apply. Anyone can bid at any time before the auction closes. However, this car did not go on sale during a special feature giving the winner a break in the final sales cost. If this car closes at $10,000 the winner will have to pay the full $10,000.00. You’ll find the auction here.

3.     2018 Nissan Frontier King Cab® S 4-Cyl. – 5-Speed Automatic – Glacier White; Buy It Now price: $25,000.00. One difference here is that the “No New Bidders” restriction was not completely lifted, but instead it was raised from $5.00 to $1,000.00. That means no new bidders will be allowed to join this auction after it reaches $1,000.00. You’ll find the auction here.

I can only imagine how exciting it will be for the winners of these vehicles. Could one of those winners be you?

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