Puppids.com is a brand new penny auction site, so new that they’re giving out unlimited bids from now until the day they officially launch – which they tell us is no earlier than March 1st.
This penny auction site is still in beta mode, but all items up for bid are real, winnable items. The item lineup includes a number of useful household items including coffee makers, panini presses, food processor, rice maker, a Nexus 7 tablet, cellphone cases, Wi-Fi enabled iPads and gift cards. Note: winners will be required to pay the final auction end price and this could get pricey when everyone is bidding with free, unlimited bids.
All you need to do to get unlimited “free” bids is purchase a future bid pack of $25 or more (a bid pack of bids to be used when they officially launch) – bids on their site start at $0.50 a piece.
Puppids tells us that during their testing period their goal is to ensure that the site works properly and any glitches or issues are addressed. In return for the free bid promotion they’re looking to hear from users about any glitches or improvements that the site. This can be done via our forum or by contacting Puppids.com.
Puppids is too new for us to confirm whether or not bidders have received items or what their experiences have been yet, so we need you to try them out and let us know about your experiences! Join us in the Penny Auction Watch forum to learn more about penny auctions, read reviews, find sites that may be legit and more.
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Amanda Lee February 14, 2013, 4:17 pm
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