Auction games reversed
Friday, December 28, 2007
I have been an online shopper for more than a year now, and one of my favorite sites to buy stuff from are auction sites. At these sites, the norm is the highest bidder wins the item up for auction.
Recently, I found a site where the lowest unique bid wins free gifts. You can win from high-tech gadgets to grocery gift cards, even cash prizes. What's better is, whatever you win, you get it for free. It's like joining and winning in a sweepstakes where you win stuff at the cost of a lottery ticket or, in this case, regular SMS charges when playing through your mobile phone, or regular internet charges when playing online.
It's basically the opposite of the usual auction games that exist, where, to b the winner, you have to be the highest bidder and you pay your bid amount to get the item. Turn that around and you have Bid4Prizes.
Recently, I found a site where the lowest unique bid wins free gifts. You can win from high-tech gadgets to grocery gift cards, even cash prizes. What's better is, whatever you win, you get it for free. It's like joining and winning in a sweepstakes where you win stuff at the cost of a lottery ticket or, in this case, regular SMS charges when playing through your mobile phone, or regular internet charges when playing online.
It's basically the opposite of the usual auction games that exist, where, to b the winner, you have to be the highest bidder and you pay your bid amount to get the item. Turn that around and you have Bid4Prizes.
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