Comments on: How to Get Great Deals on Dubli http://ugottadothis.com/2010/02/how-to-get-great-deals-on-dubli/ Photography, Genealogy, Trips, Gadgets - do what you gotta do... Fri, 01 Jul 2011 21:18:11 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: BubbagumpFishoilLover http://ugottadothis.com/2010/02/how-to-get-great-deals-on-dubli/#comment-2271 BubbagumpFishoilLover Wed, 28 Jul 2010 19:35:10 +0000 http://ugottadothis.com/?p=434#comment-2271 I've been a dubli associate and only one a few things from Unique bid. Usually it was always within the last 10 minutes that I was able to guess the right range. I've spends $100s of dollars on some Apple equipment but did not win. You might as well just use ranges within the last 20 minutes and if you get lucky then good for you. Very hard to win at times without spending more than $10 trying. I've suggested that various Dublie groups would put their credits together and all of them focus on one of the xpress auction items, spend a credit in the early morning hours and then choose a person to get the very low price. As mentioned, nobody is going to see an iPOD for $10 dollars and decide that they won't buy it. It's planned attacks and sometimes just individuals who are wasting credits or don't understand the credit concept and keep plugging away. Either way, you could get a good deal on Dubli but it takes patience and it will need about 30 million more users before crazy prices are common. The Unique bids produce a ton of money which is not released normally so, as the amount of people increase in particiapation, the ability to get a great HDTV for $10 is a very small fraction of a percent. Depends on how much of a spread you want to spend to cover your bases. If you have $10,000 that you can just spend on gambling with out a care in the world then Unique bid is for you. I’ve been a dubli associate and only one a few things from Unique bid. Usually it was always within the last 10 minutes that I was able to guess the right range. I’ve spends $100s of dollars on some Apple equipment but did not win. You might as well just use ranges within the last 20 minutes and if you get lucky then good for you. Very hard to win at times without spending more than $10 trying.

I’ve suggested that various Dublie groups would put their credits together and all of them focus on one of the xpress auction items, spend a credit in the early morning hours and then choose a person to get the very low price. As mentioned, nobody is going to see an iPOD for $10 dollars and decide that they won’t buy it. It’s planned attacks and sometimes just individuals who are wasting credits or don’t understand the credit concept and keep plugging away.

Either way, you could get a good deal on Dubli but it takes patience and it will need about 30 million more users before crazy prices are common. The Unique bids produce a ton of money which is not released normally so, as the amount of people increase in particiapation, the ability to get a great HDTV for $10 is a very small fraction of a percent. Depends on how much of a spread you want to spend to cover your bases. If you have $10,000 that you can just spend on gambling with out a care in the world then Unique bid is for you.

]]> By: hgh side effects http://ugottadothis.com/2010/02/how-to-get-great-deals-on-dubli/#comment-2247 hgh side effects Tue, 23 Feb 2010 12:06:44 +0000 http://ugottadothis.com/?p=434#comment-2247 Great Post. Really it will help lot of people. Thanks for the post. Great Post. Really it will help lot of people. Thanks for the post.

]]> By: ugottadothis http://ugottadothis.com/2010/02/how-to-get-great-deals-on-dubli/#comment-2241 ugottadothis Thu, 04 Feb 2010 21:48:13 +0000 http://ugottadothis.com/?p=434#comment-2241 Just noticed that Dulbi no longer posts the date or time that auctions ended. So, you'll have to trust me when I say that the auctions that go for $0.00 used to end in the middle of the night. I assume that they still do. Just noticed that Dulbi no longer posts the date or time that auctions ended. So, you’ll have to trust me when I say that the auctions that go for $0.00 used to end in the middle of the night. I assume that they still do.

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