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Wed, Aug 10th, 2011, 01:49 PM #1
My friend found this coupon for this penny auction site discussed here: http://forum.smartcanucks.ca/209256-...canada-canada/ - I figured I'd have a go and try my luck as I'm very keen on trying this out:
For http://pennyauctionscanada.com
PAC-0830 buy 50 bidpack get 25 extra free
PAC-0735 buy 25 bidpack get 10 extra free
PAC-0945 buy 75 bipack get 35 extra
PAC-1055 buy 100 bidpack get 45 extra free
PAC-1165 buy 150 bipack get 55 extra free
PAC-1275 buy 200 bidpack get 65 extra freeThis thread is currently associated with: N/A
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Wed, Aug 10th, 2011, 01:56 PM #2Looking for Cooking Deals
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thanks! i wanted to try these out too...another one im looking into is quibids, i think you get a bunch of free bids when you sign up or something also
would love to know if anyone has had luck with these things
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Wed, Aug 10th, 2011, 01:58 PM #3
I am a member at Penny Auctions Canada I bid on a $50.00 sport check gift card used 3 bids won it paid about $11.00 after bids and shipping added together for a $50.00 GC it works you just have to take the time to watch how it works and get the hang of who not to bid against ect
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Wed, Aug 10th, 2011, 05:06 PM #4
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Wed, Aug 10th, 2011, 05:20 PM #5Smart Canuck
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thanks it might come in useful someday
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Wed, Aug 10th, 2011, 05:26 PM #6Smart Canuck
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I signed up and used the bonus code! Thanks.
I bid on a few items. Crossing my fingers. Their are quite a few items I like and they are fairly reasonable.
$7 shipping for a gc, but if it is worth $50 and I use only 2 points, it is costing me like $11 only.
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Wed, Aug 10th, 2011, 06:49 PM #7Smart Canuck
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I change my mind, I did buy the 25 pkg but ended up using all of it for one auction, won a $25 gc but spent $25. So not really a good deal unless you are lucky.
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Thu, Aug 18th, 2011, 05:02 PM #8
I finally won something !!!!!
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Thu, Aug 18th, 2011, 08:02 PM #9
I was going to sign up for quibids yesterday. If you sign up they give you 5 free bids but you can't JUST get that, you also have to buy $50 worth of bids when you sign up. So I didn't do it. I'd like to know if anyone else has and if it was worth it/safe.
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Thu, Aug 18th, 2011, 08:15 PM #10Smart Canuck
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I actually won 2 auctions recently on Penny Auctions - 2x $25 WM GC's, and I paid about $15 in total for both, because I only used about 5 bids on each!
I won them late last week and just received both my GC's today!
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Mon, Aug 22nd, 2011, 03:17 PM #11Savvy Saver
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Penny Auctions Vs. QuiBids
Since you've posted this, ive been monitoring and participating on both sites, I've decided in about a day that QuiBids is a lot better then Penny Auctions, I think it's because they have more users they can give you better deals on what you get. I don't even want to discuss penny auctions lol, but on Qui Bids, here are my winnings..
$10 CT Gift Card - 6 Bids ($3.60) + $0.45 Auction + $2.99 = $7.04
$25 Costco Gift Card - 2 Bids ($1.20) + $0.45 Auction + $2.99 = $4.64
$25 Home Depot Card - 15 Bids ($9) + $2.06 Auction + $2.99 = $14.05
So, when you think about it, with these 3 GCs, I made $34.28
Also, if you bid on something and you don't win. You can use your bid value to buy the thing you're trying to win. Normally when you bid on something, your bids disappear and it's pretty much just lost forever. The websites are sort of like gambling I find, you pay your $0.60 a roll and you may win big, come out even, or nothing at all, but QuiBids lets you use your bid on a product to still get it for a lot less.
I purchased a $10 Costco Card for $7.98 (Close to the winning auction value) and a $25 Costco card for $13.38. Normally with my choice to gamble on this site, my bid would be lost in the wind, but I still had the chance to use my bid to get discounted products. So I made another $13.64, which brings my grand total to $47.92. I had to spend $67 (After tax) on a 100 bid pack, but as I won auctions and did things and got "rewards" I got lots of extra bids, about 20 in total, those continue to rack up as you continue to use the website. I currently have 17 bids left, but used 23 ( $13.60 ) bids to win $60, which isn't bad at all. So, as long as I use those 17 bids wisely to win atleast $20, I got my money back on the bid packs. Or I could luck out with more $25 auctions with 2 bids.
If you want to learn more, or see how it works, go to
Theres lots of Q&A on the website explaining it all before jumping into it.Last edited by Jezebel; Thu, Apr 5th, 2012 at 05:35 AM. Reason: removed referral link
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Fri, Sep 2nd, 2011, 06:38 PM #12
Been out for a bit. Interesting discussion.
PinkLincoln - I definitely hear what you are saying about QuiBids. Maybe I'll try it out. I have one question about QuiBids - is it available in Canada for things other than gift cards? There wasn't any info I could find on their site. I see that you bought gift cards but I assume those are easy to deal with when it comes to shipping. What about notebooks etc.?
Another strategy that I think can be used is the opposite of what you said. If there are more users yes that means they can give you a better deal but that also means there are more people bidding, which means you have less of a chance at actually getting a really good deal.
My personal strategy is to find newer penny auction sites trying to establish themselves that have less users and get good deals that way.
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Fri, Sep 2nd, 2011, 06:49 PM #13Savvy Saver
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Penny Auctions is less popular, and I feel is a waste of money. QuiBids has more users but there's been a few $10 GCs I've bid on and won for $0.01 because everyone online is bidding on the high price items.
I have no need for electronics, and I can't afford the amount of bids I'd need to win a tablet or TV or anything. Their return address is in Toronto, so I'm assuming it's open to all Canadian bidders for whatever the item is. The shipping info should be in the product info in the auction, they ship Canada post.
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Fri, Sep 2nd, 2011, 07:08 PM #14
interesting i was looking at penny auctions for awhile but this new one i am seeing does look better
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Fri, Sep 2nd, 2011, 07:21 PM #15Savvy Saver
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I like quibids, because if you get into a bidding war, you have the option of buying the item you're bidding on. Then the bids dont disappear and you lose your money.
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