When bidding in Swoopo, you get to see other bidders winning simultaneous and consistently. These guys are considered to be pros in Swoopo. We are going to discover today what and how they do to win.
This may come as a surprise, but there is a small army of Swoopers who are maxing out their Swoopo accounts every month. This group selects nearly finished auction, barges in and steals it from unsuspecting “average” Swoopers. They don’t get to be successful always and get the best deals, but their winnings are still pretty good. The bad news is that they are capable of doing it again and again.
They have the cash and the budget to spend. Most of the type of auction that they bid on is the Penny Auction which guarantees them a lot of advantages. The large budget for bidding is mostly for their top targets which are auctions on electronic devices, cameras to be exact. You know that these devices are among the great deals in Swoopo.
What they do is that these Pros jump into these Penny Auctions late in the game, usually when the auction is at a range of 70% of the savings. They come at the moment wherein most bidders are already low in funds. The typical Pro will spend 30% of the “Worth up to:” price on bids to nab an item. So for example, an $899 Canon camera, which would be equal to $270. And in fact, they use the BidButler nearly every single time.
What I can advise is do not be intimidated by these bidders or even fear them. You also have what it takes to beat a Swoopo pro or even be one yourself, with the right and proper bidding strategy even if you only want to win one item. Swoopo bidding strategies like the best time to bid on Swoopo and on how to use the Swoopo Analytics tool can be learned in the Swoopo Manual. You can also become a member of the community on how to Swoopo by visiting the Swoopo forum at Swoopers dot org.
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