What is your best tip for winning Pricebenders auctions?

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Karunanithi P, Aff (India) Forum Guru 2/3/2013 12:24 am
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Observe for the first few days and then act.Best plan and timely execution will win.But should not be carried over by emotions.If you give in to your emotions,you will lose.Don't compete with anybody and try to with least bids
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Lucilda Evans, Aff (Ontario, CA) Top Author Forum Guru 2/4/2013 11:48 am
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Before you begin make sure you have enough T credits to fund the process. Get in at the beginning to become knowledgeable of how many participants are playing.
Decide how much you are going to spend to win the item you are after.
You must have the time to pay attention to the session while it lasts, or you set up the automatic bidding system with enough funds to win the item.

You stand a chance of winning when there are fewer players, watch for the repeated presence of the high
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Asim Hashmi, Aff (Palestinian Territory, Occupied) Forum Guru 2/4/2013 2:31 pm
Affiliate since: 02/01/2013, Power Rank: 99999999
Good question! It can be a rather daunting task trying to win the bidding war at Pricebenders. But through perseverance, tenacity and patience (and a little strategy) you can become a winner. Remember, you will need TC credits and I recommend at least 200 TCredits to start. And, even if you don't win, you will be awarded VP points per bid towards your monthly VPs, so it's not a complete loss if you're not the winning bidder! I hope this helps, and GOOD LUCK!
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Neville Williams, Aff (South Africa) Forum Guru 2/3/2013 2:15 am
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Participate to win set your goal on winning even before you start bidding
and make sure you have sufficient T credits and win you will
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John Skinner, Aff (British columbia, CA) Forum Guru 2/3/2013 3:11 am
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That Is An Interesting But Often Asked About, I have Been In SFI For Just Four Month And I Think That If You Visit It On A Regular Basis, I Have Noticed Certain Patterns That People Follow At Certain Times Of The Day When There Are Not A Lot Of People At The Auction,Watch Who Is Bidding And Avoid The Auto Bidder, Unless You Have A Lot Of TC's To Throw Away,,You Can Wait Until It Says Going Once, Going Twice, And Click On Bid,..If You Stay On High Bidder It Means That There Are No Auto Bids Being
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Dicky Erwin, Aff (Indonesia) Forum Guru 2/3/2013 8:24 am
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Tips from me to win the auction

1. dared to sacrifice for a monthly subscription 100TC in standing orders than we were lucky got 1500vp to maintain EA status in SFI, with 100TC capital you have enough courage to compete in the auction
2.if necessary, you can add 200 TC again by buying direct, so our initial capital to 300 TC
3. Do not be impetuous to directly engage better wait for the right moment, you are entered at time bid is to move quickly and do not let the "going
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Philip Greenwood, Aff (Australia) Forum Guru 2/3/2013 10:31 pm
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1 Wait until timer resets at 15-20 seconds
2 Set to autobid
3 make sure you have enough credits (min 100)
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Elizabeth O'Bum, Aff (Georgia, US) Top Author Forum Guru 2/2/2013 11:48 pm
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First be a member in other to make use of Automatic Bidding,this will enable you to pre-set what you are willing to spend on TCredits. Make sure that you have good number of TCredits on hand, and if possible aim you bidding on less traffic time if possible. Also, try to bid on items with DP attached, for it will increase your MRP while you're shooting for the main price. Good luck.
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Siju George, Aff (India) Forum Guru 2/4/2013 2:31 pm
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Bill Dreher, Aff (Maryland, US) Forum Guru 2/4/2013 2:29 pm
Affiliate since: 10/20/2012, Power Rank: 99999999
Keep your cost per bid to a minimum. If you can buy the largest bid package, the cost is much lower than just buying small amounts. Better yet, try to win one of the bid packs that are always being auctioned. Sometimes you can get lucky, especially if not many people are bidding.
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