Bid Tv £1 Bargains

Lynsey

Hev_smev wrote: »

yeah my bfd is saying that "it cant just go for a £1 plus the p&p!

Shhhhhhhhhhhhhh, people might be looking in. :rotfl:
I don't understand it, just tell me when to dive in.:j

Lynsey

londonbeauty02

Once you got it for a £1,it is really a pound. Bought few items from them and they are authentic.

sarahg1969

http://www.bid.tv/ProductDescriptionPage.aspx?Id=2660307&Cat=8&Sub=20&Type=Categories

londonbeauty02

Here's another one for £1...http://www.price-drop.tv/ProductDescriptionPage.aspx?Id=2663648&Cat=4&Sub=35&Type=WebExclusives

parisjordana

yep it is a pound if its a buy it now not a bid now,with p&p its equals for the pan set £9.99 as thats whats been taken out of my bank account,also had the email saying mines been dispatched.....soon as anyone recieves theirs take a pic and pop it on here ok.....Im looking forward to recieving mine......their going to be the best pan set Iv ever owned.....heres the email stating price obviously iv crosed out some bits....

[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Thank you for your order, the details of which are listed below. Delivery of your item usually takes up to 7 days. The card which you registered with will be debited with the amount shown once your item has been despatched from our warehouse. All prices are in pounds sterling and are inclusive of any VAT.[/FONT]

[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Your order details: Customer ID: xxxxxxxxxx[/FONT]
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Order Reference: REFxxxxxxxxxxxx[/FONT]
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Item Description: Antony Worrall Thompson hard anodised 5 piece pan set with stainless steel lids [/FONT]
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Product Price: £1.00[/FONT]

[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]P&P: £8.99[/FONT]
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Total: £9.99[/FONT]
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Your item will be delivered to:[/FONT]
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx[/FONT]
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx[/FONT]
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]xxxxxxxxxxxxxx[/FONT]
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]UK[/FONT]
xxxxxxxxxxxxxx

*Sharon*_3

sarahg1969 wrote: »

My pans have been despatched.

Mine too

cruella_de_vile

Does anyone know where you can check what you have bought/bid on? I've had a look but just can't see anything

sarahg1969

You go into your account and there should be a box on the right that says something like "Customer Statement". But it doesn't work for me.

And I've just ballsed up and ordered the same thing twice - once from Price Drop and once from Bid TV. However, they say you can only win one item per auction, and it is the same auction - will they only send me one? Anyone know?

The reason it happened was that I saw the item on PD and it said Buy Me Now, so I clicked and it said I had just bid not won (unlike the AWT pans on Bid yesterday). So, I did a BIN on Bid too, which confirmed the win. However, I've just received confirmation of a BIN from PD.

Anyone need a bin? :rotfl:

thriftymiss_2

according to the site....................

What is a falling price auction?



In this type of auction the price of a product decreases from its start price until it closes or sells out. A set quantity of the product is available and the first people to "Buy now" will win. So simply choose to "Buy now" at the price you wish to pay, and wait for the auction to close - remember everyone pays the lowest price!". Even if you entered the drop at £150 if the price continues to fall and the auction closes at £10, you will only pay £10!

Alternatively you can choose to "Bid now" by entering a price you wish to pay for the product.

If the price falls to that amount or lower you get the product. Your product is only secure if the price falls to your bid amount.

You can still choose to "Buy now" or increase your bid. You can only ever buy one product per auction.

Remember the price will keep dropping until the quantity runs out and everyone pays the same lowest price.

Lima

There are several different types of auctions most of them are price drop auctions where the auction will start at the RRP/starting price and the price will fall as they sell more items and get close to 0 units left. When you bid you are bidding what the maximum amount you will want to pay is. If your maximum falls in between their minimum and the RRP/Starting price then you will be sucessful in your efforts. If the price does not drop as low as your minimum bid you will not receive any notification at all. There is no way of knowing what the finishing price will be in advance.

If your maximum price is above the final closing price you will pay the lower price.

Hope this explains its.