Posts Tagged ‘Auctions’

How to Win Swoopo Auctions

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There are several “pay to bid” auction sites out there these days. What is the best way to score the items on those sites? Here’s a link describing the sort of auction going on at these sites and why it’s a loser for everyone involved but the company running the auction: en.wikipedia.org Also notice that the structure of wins/losses on these auctions are similar to that of a lottery, bingo, or a poker tournament: one person wins and everyone else loses. So why is the payoff so much less for the winner than in a lottery or bingo? Because the company is keeping all the extra money. The odds to win are no better than a lottery but the payoff is WAY less! The risk/reward here is so poor on these auctions you should think twice before participating.

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Car Auctions

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Car dealer explains the difference between buying a car privately and buying one from auction.

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What kind of license do I need to buy and sell used cars?

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My dad and I want to be able to buy used cars at auctions and sell them to the public(not on a car lot) we want to just maybe sell a few here and there. What kind of license do we need and how do we go about getting it?


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How to buy a car at auction

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Keith Martin of Sports Car Market magazine shows you what to expect if you are looking to buy a car at auction.

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Dog Auctions

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Go inside the legal, but inhumane world of dog auctions. Rare footage from multiple dog auctions shows how dogs are treated like livestock and are passed around from one kennel to another, with no regard for their health or well-being, and certainly no regard for the emotional trauma they endure.

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How NOT to bid at auction

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Girls from second series of “How to Be a Property Developer” showing us exactly what NOT to do when bidding at auction! “It’s like watching a car crash!” Presented by Gary McCausland.

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