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Reverse Auction – a new way to buy
In recent years, a fun new way to buy things you need (but never thought may pay) has emerged and grown in line. Known simply as "DubLi, (dubli.com) this method of Internet marketing is becoming popular with all age groups due to the wide range of quality products that are available and the ease and speed with which you can get without leaving your computer – and almost nothing in the price. DubLi is popular in Europe (where the concept was launched in 2003) and has been rapidly expanding in the United States since September 2008, following a visit by its founder, Michael Hansen.
This is a one stop shop for anything from a Gucci bag to a new motor vehicles, and everything in between. For example, items on display for auction, as they are writing included a 4G iPod nano chromatic 16 GB, a Sony Ericsson K850i mobile phone, juicy couture leather Toggle bracelet, a set of stainless steel kitchenware, gift card and a $ 300 Tiffany & Co. – a wide range in just a small sample.
DubLi works somewhat like Ebay – at auction. But unlike eBay, it is a reverse auction, with bids pushing the price lower rather than higher! In fact, can "buy" an item without absolute dollars, it can be fun.
There are three ways to bid on DubLi.
In the method of "Xpress" each item is displayed with a starting price. You can not see the actual price unless you place a credit (which costs 80 cents). Placement credit immediately lets you see the current price – and low of 25 cents. You can then purchase the item – or wait until low, then start the process again.
The method of "zero" shows the items displayed with a "startup" price, which is where he started the auction. By putting a price credit decrease by 25 cents – and you can see that the current price is sitting. However, in this method, people keep pushing the price down, by placing credit, to zero. As soon as this happens, the person who has the final appropriation becomes the winner of the tender can obtain the item for $ 0.00 (Plus shipping).
method of "supply only" He is a bit more complicated. The online auction for a limited time. You Bid in batches of 25 cents (eg $ 2, $ 2.25, $ 1.00, etc) and, as before, each bid costs 80 cents. The person who placed the lowest bid is the only winner of the auction when time runs out. Thus it is possible to buy an item of billions of dollars for the price of their credits, plus a few cents.
DubLi intends to launch a shopping portal to complement its auction site.
You can become a partner with DubLi business, make money by introducing others to this Internet marketing program, or you can simply register, buy credits and have fun watching the fall in prices of the items you want to buy.
