A UK BASED ONLINE SHOPPING SITE How To Bid Online On Shopping Products?
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Auctioning is the process where a person bids for selling or purchasing of products.
Traditional vs Modern auctioning
In traditional auction you have to visit a particular place, but in e-auctioning you are just required to have a smart device and a internet connection to be a part of bidding .
In traditional auctioning, process is not as transparent as compared to e-auctioning.
The traditional way of auctioning was used for property, antique things etc. where as in eauctioning, it can be done for normal daily usage of things like headphones, sofas etc.
Online sites that provides facility to bid for daily usage things:
http://uk.ebid.net/
http://www.the-saleroom.com/en-gb
http://www.ukgradedstock.co.uk/
http://www.madbid.com/
http://www.bidspotter.co.uk/en-gb
Bid for new and unused stuff ď‚ž
http://www.ukgradedstock.co.uk/ is the site which provides shopping and auctioning under one roof.
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In this site there are two different options:
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One for shopping online by selecting a product from the specified categories.
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Second for bidding of the products just like ebay.
How to bid on ukgradedstock
Open http://www.ukgradedstock.co.uk/ .
Before bidding you have to register yourself at the site , ignore this point if you are already registered.
Click on auction product from the menu.
You will see a number of products with their base bidding prices.
Choose the product you want to go for.
Place the appropriate bidding price.
You will receive a confirmation mail id if you win the bidding.
All kinds of payment options are supported by the site, from internet banking to cash on delivery.
The site provides worldwide shipping, check all the instructions before placing your order.
UkGraded also provides you the tracking facility where you can track your order using your account details.
Shopping on this site is completely safe!! ‌.so now no need to worry
Bid your price
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The basic idea of an auction site is to provide a twist. The twist being, that the consumer/buyer will not be competing to be the highest bidder, rather they will be competing, to be the first bidder to beat the reflected price of the product. Thus, the consumer/buyer will be competing against time, as the very first bid over the reflected price wins!