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paulypaul
29 Oct 14 19:37
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And did you get a bargain? Is it all it's cracked up to be??
I logged on and was asked to buy credits for a min of £27 to get started, which is fine if there are some good deals (like the guy who got an Iphone for £48 etc...I'm quite sceptical at things like this but there must be something in it?Crazy

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akabula
When: 29 Oct 14 19:40
How much is charged for each bid? That's where the catch will be.
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MisterBadger
When: 29 Oct 14 19:40
if you actually manage to win an auction you will get a bargain - but your chances of winning an auction are miniscule at best
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paulypaul
When: 29 Oct 14 19:42
I'll stick to ebay Cool
Still if anyone has an account, post away!
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mad mad moon
When: 29 Oct 14 19:42
The fact that it is advertised all over the internet makes me very sceptical.

"Mrs Johnson bought a brand new I-pad for £20"...yeah right

And the fact they ask for money up front.......im out
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paulypaul
When: 29 Oct 14 19:47
Just read an article about it..Total scam really. They make more money on people bidding than the item is worth most of the time. One guy spent £211 bidding for a TV and lost! and that's just the tip of the iceberg I guess...
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call me a taxi
When: 29 Oct 14 21:50
Every bid you make costs £1.

If you dive in early with a bid for a fiver for an giant size telly,  you'll probably be skint before you buy it.

I watched the bids for a guitar a few months ago. Every time it got down to '2 seconds left', a new bid appeared.

Total scam.
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