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HOW TO BID AND WIN BIDS ON
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When it comes to shopping negotiating prices of items you want to buy isn’t always
easy and it doesn’t always work. The majority of the time you are expected to pay the
price the item is listed for. So when you are on the hunt to negotiate prices for
electronic items or even items for your home a website you should visit is
Liquidation.com.
Liquidation.com is a website that offers a place where professionals can buy and
sell commercial surplus inventory and government surplus assets in an online
environment. Bulk lots are sold by the truckload, pallet, or small package, and
conditions range from new in a box to customer returns. You then bid on these lots and
if you are the highest bidder at the end of the auction, you will win that auction for the
price of your bid.
How to Bid on Liquidation.com
In order to bid and buy auctions on Liquidation.com you will need to start by creating a
free account. Creating an account is easy. Once your account is created you will want
to fill out your profile completely which will assist you in winning auctions.
You can begin browsing the site by either selecting a category from the drop down
menu or typing keywords into the search box at the top of the site.
For this example, I am going to search for “laptops” and I am going to choose
“refurbished” under the condition category. As you will see in the image below it will
populate auctions based on the options you choose in the menu bar at the top. In the
image below you can see a lot of 4 Acer Laptops priced at $895.00 with the auction
ending today at 12:00 PM. The retail value of the laptops is $1,927.97 which means if
you win this auction at the $895 price, you are saving yourself over $1,000.00!
Once you find an auction you want to bid on you will click on the blue link and be sent to
the page. When you scroll down on the page you will find out detailed information about
the lot you are bidding on, the quantity included, the condition of the items, and any
other information about the seller and the lot itself. Make sure you familiarize yourself
with these terms as bidding is a binding contract.
Once you have bid on an auction it’s all about watching and waiting. If you are outbid by
another buyer, you will be notified via email to the email address you used upon
registering. You can then decide whether you want to outbid that buyer or move onto a
different auction. If you win a bid you will receive an email notifying you of your win and
how to complete your payment to receive your lot of items.
Overall, the bidding process is easy and clear cut. As I mentioned earlier you will want
to ensure you familiarize yourself with each and every lot you bid on BEFORE you
bid. By doing this you can ensure you can afford your bid and there will not be any
surprises.
Tips for Winning Bids
Now that you know how to bid on Liquidation.com I thought I would provide you with
some tips on how to win bids.
1. Set a budget. By doing so, you will ensure you can afford auctions and if any
money is left over from your previous purchase you will be able to bid on other
auctions.
2. Bid the minimum amount first then work your way up. As the saying goes, “Don’t
2. Bid the minimum amount first then work your way up. As the saying goes, “Don’t
pull all your eggs in one basket”. It’s the same for bids. Start with the minimum
allowed bid and work your way up until you reach your max budget. It gives you
some wiggle room in case you are outbid.
3. Check your bid and email frequently. If the lot you bid on is something you really
want you want to make sure you are not being outbid. The best way to do this is to
know if you are so watch the auction and your email frequently.
4. Utilize the “buy now” option when it is an item you really want and when that
option is available. This allows you to immediately purchase the item without the
process of bidding.
For more information on the buying process on Liquidation.com you can visit their
Buyer FAQ Page that is filled with questions and answers.
Save $20 on your First Auction!- Promo code no longer valid
As a Simplistically Living Reader, you are able to receive $20 off your first auction! Here
is how:
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Register at Liquidation.com!
Send an email to [email protected] with 2 items:
Your username on Liquidation.com, ex. Liquid1
The Name of the Blog that referred you (Simplistically Living)
Wait up to 30 minutes for your promo code to activate – you can use this time to
shop around and see what’s in stock. Then use the code MOMBLOG to save $20
on any auction!
Disclosure: I was compensated for this publication. However, that does not influence my
personal opinions expressed.
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