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10 Things You
Should Know Before You Bid On A Business Produ |
by:
Larry
Dotson |
1. Know the value of the
product before you bid. If
the product is brand new, check to
see what price
retailers are charging for it. If the product
is used or
reconditioned, you will want to pay way less than
the
retail value.
2. If the product's description or
picture isn't detailed
enough for you, contact the merchant
to get more
information before you bid. You don't want to
take a
chance to waste your hard earned money.
3. Know
the highest price you will bid for the product
and stick with
it. Don't get caught up in a bidding war;
you may end up
paying more than the product's worth.
Don't forget to add in
the shipping price with your bid.
4. Visit a few online
auctions before bidding because
some merchants auction the
same product in many
auctions. You usually can purchase the
product for
a lower price in a unpopular auction because
there
are less bidders.
5. Know the time the auction
begins and ends. You
also want to know how long it will take
to ship. If
you need the product by a certain date, you'll
want
to estimate the time it will take to receive it.
6. Know the payment options the merchant accepts
before you
bid on their product. If they only accept
checks or money
orders, it may take even longer to
get the product because
the payment has to clear. If
they accept credit cards make
sure they have a secure
server.
7. Know if the
merchant offers a warranty or money
back guarantee or before
bidding on a product. You
don't want to get stuck with a
product that does not
work or you're not satisfied with.
8. Online auctions will, sometimes, allow you to check
the
merchants history with their auction. Check to see
if people
have complained about the their products or
business
practices before you decide to bid.
9. It's important to
place a bid early in the auction to
show other bidders you
are interested in the product.
If someone does out bid you,
don't be afraid to out
bid them. Remember not to go over your
maximum
bid price.
10. Another reason to know when the
auction ends;
you can place a last minute bid. The other
bidders
may not be keeping track of when the auction ends
or may not have the time to bid again.
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