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More pans from Bid Tv, in case you missed the others

https://www.bid.tv/ProductDescriptionPage.aspx?Id=2671967&Cat=8&Sub=16&Type=Categories

Bid from £1.00, so a low bid can be made, again, as the other ones though, the handles may get hot.
My suggestion and/or advice is my own and it is up to you if you follow it, please check the advice given before acting on it.

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  • sarahg1969
    sarahg1969 Posts: 6,694 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Combo Breaker
    This isn't a Buy Now, unfortunately. I don't know the workings of Bid TV, so have no idea how cheap they're likely to finish.
  • tia1803
    tia1803 Posts: 767 Forumite
    I've been Money Tipped!
    its not a buy now like the other one
    2013 wins...angry birds knex.
  • phemalee
    phemalee Posts: 28 Forumite
    Hi, as I understand it, if you use a Buy Now option, you select to 'Buy Now' at a price you are happy to pay for the item. The auction then carries on and may drop in price until the auction finishes or sells out. If it does drop further in price, you will pay only the price that it finishes at. So for example, if you use 'buy now' for an item whilst at £30 and it continues to drop and finishes at £15, then you only pay £15 even though you bought it for more.

    A Bid Now auction, is where you can bid a price for an item, (at the moment from as little as £1.) If at the end of the auction, the price drops to or below your bid amount, then you win the item. For example, in this case, if I bid £20 for a set of saucepans that starts at £80 and their price dropped to £17.50, then I would win the item.

    I think you'll only win items like sets of mugs etc for £1 but you can see what completed auctions have finished at at the left of their website and bid accordingly. Saucepans on the second Bid Now option usually go for at least £18-£20. Alternatively, keep your eyes open for a Buy Now auction.

    Hope this makes sense and helps! and no, I don't work for Bid TV, ha :p
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