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Here’s what consumers have asked with answers from Beezid staff and previous consumers.
Hey Nyy! Assuming you are the last bidder in the auction, the final auction price is the price that you would pay to get your iPod. You can save as much at 99% off the retail price of the item! But please keep in mind that you'll have to account for the price of the bids when bidding to win on Beezid. If you'd like, we can set you up with a coach that can get you on the road to winning all your favorite brand name products for a fraction of the retail cost. You can reach us at 1-877-423-3943 any time from 11am - 9:30pm (EDT) Mon - Fri, and 2pm - 9pm on weekends. Happy bidding!
You have to either pay by credit card or use paypal. For penny auctions you really don't want to use money orders. If something goes wrong with shipping, or your win after you get it and Beezid doesn't work to make it right, then you can file a claim with your card company or Paypal thru their square trade. Depending on the company that issues the MO, you would have to file the claim then wait weeks/months to get the claim thru. They also don't give out their Canadian address.
They'll tell you NO, and offer either extra bids or credit at there site. You need to argue it out with them. I did took three days if back and forth emails and calling the last time they called me giving me the attitude asking me what was the pproblem. I once again explained my problems with there site how I've looked around that they do this to lots of people. I said my underaged sonic his money isn't back into his account I will be in touch with the better business bureau and attorney general office. Its one thing if it was an authorized purchase but when you sign up and they get your ccard info assuming it's for the bids I win but nope they unauthorized took 70$ out of his account. Stand your ground if you know your in the right don't back down or they'll continue to rip off innocent people. They refunded my money. Good luck.
Promo bids are a pain 90% of the time for that exact reason, they expire. They can be useful if there is something you want to bid on NOW. While I was still very active in this game. If I wasn't really interested in anything and had a lot of promo bids, I would use them on an item that wasn't popular but I or a friend could use. Using them mainly just to gain a bit of experience playing around with different methods of bidding. The cherry auctions are there just for new members so that you can be sure of bidding against other new members that are also learning the ropes. Items locked are auctions that haven't begun yet, but shown so you can set a reminder so that you are notified when the item you want goes up for auction. It's been a long time since I was active, more than 6 months, and I still get the occasional reminder that an auction I set a reminder for starts soon. A long answer to your question, but yes it does severely limit it for you. That was one of the things that drove me crazy. All I could come up with, was that they hope you'll settle for another auction of something similar or just not use the promo bids.
Yes. If y don't buy bids, you can't bid. You need to figure out what you are willing to spend on an item before jumping in. If say, $50.00 is your self imposed limit on an item, watch auctions for that item before you bid in one yourself and see what it actually sells for during the week or a few days before you go after it. If you ar looking at the history of past auctions to find what it typically sells for (the winning auction price) make sure you note the time of day and day of the week. If the item seems to repeatedly goes for $25.00, figure out the price of your bids, then make sure you stop bidding when the item reaches $25.00 and/or sooner, when you have used $25.00 worth of your bids.
