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Post by dannyc on Sept 7, 2010 18:11:34 GMT
has anyone ever been on that site before is it legit or is there some catch with it . uk.madbid.com/ |
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Post by 'Beav' on Sept 7, 2010 18:13:29 GMT
Its literally the cleverest website in the world.
You pay like £2.50 to BUY bids.
So you have to pay to make a bid. And a car will start at like £40, some tw*t will bid which means he puts an extra 2p.
2 seconds later someone else puts a bid in raising the price by 2p and he's wasted a £2.50 bid almost.
So the madbid people must be LOADED.
P.S correct me if i'm wrong.
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Post by dannyc on Sept 7, 2010 18:29:14 GMT
Its literally the cleverest website in the world. You pay like £2.50 to BUY bids. So you have to pay to make a bid. And a car will start at like £40, some tw*t will bid which means he puts an extra 2p. 2 seconds later someone else puts a bid in raising the price by 2p and he's wasted a £2.50 bid almost. So the madbid people must be LOADED. P.S correct me if i'm wrong. so when you bid for a 40 pound car it costs you 40 pound for that bid? |
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Post by Sheik Djibouti on Sept 7, 2010 21:46:56 GMT
Its literally the cleverest website in the world. You pay like £2.50 to BUY bids. So you have to pay to make a bid. And a car will start at like £40, some tw*t will bid which means he puts an extra 2p. 2 seconds later someone else puts a bid in raising the price by 2p and he's wasted a £2.50 bid almost. So the madbid people must be LOADED. P.S correct me if i'm wrong. so when you bid for a 40 pound car it costs you 40 pound for that bid? No  |
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Post by KidInTheRiot on Sept 8, 2010 10:34:33 GMT
Its literally the cleverest website in the world. You pay like £2.50 to BUY bids. So you have to pay to make a bid. And a car will start at like £40, some tw*t will bid which means he puts an extra 2p. 2 seconds later someone else puts a bid in raising the price by 2p and he's wasted a £2.50 bid almost. So the madbid people must be LOADED. P.S correct me if i'm wrong. so when you bid for a 40 pound car it costs you 40 pound for that bid? No it costs you 2.50 to submit the bid and then, asumming your bid is sucessful the car would cost you an extra £40 on top. I haven't even used the link so I may be wrong, I just got that info from this thread. |
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Post by Neverforget on Sept 8, 2010 13:34:16 GMT
its not quite £2.50 a bid it works out at the moment around 75p - £1.50 a bid depending on what package you buy. £100 buys you 100bids for example so that would be £1 a bid or £375 package gives you 500 bids so thats 75p. When you bid the timer re-starts to what ever it was either 30secs, 1 min or 1.30min etc.... then counts down again. You can't choose your bid you can only add a bid everytime which usually equals to a penny. Its very frustrating and you can get the stuff of ebay just as cheap when you take into the account how much your spending on bid credit.
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Post by cuppatea on Sept 12, 2010 17:02:05 GMT
you could spend hundreds and hundreds of pounds on bids and never win the item you're bidding on. terrible thing to get into, avoid it like the plague. their ads always mention people who have bought an iphone or whatever for like £20. what they don't mention is that person will definitely have spend LOADS more on buying the bids that they put on trying to win the item.
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