DubLi Debuts Decrease Price Auction Platform
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Top-brand products go down in price as bidding goes on
We'll just give you this press release straight from MarketWatch:
HOUSTON, TX, Dec 09, 2008 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX) -- Are you feeling the pinch of the official and historic economic recession? Face it. You deserve a better "bang" for your buck in a shrinking economy that will significantly get worse before it gets better. Let the new kid on the e-commerce block, DubLi, help you shop smarter and save you massive money with its ingenious global trading business model.
DubLi is a reverse or decrease price auction where the conscientious shopper can potentially shop variable merchandising products online at or below cost prices. Unlike other increased-price auctions where the price of an item increases, the opposite happens with DubLi, that is, the price of an auctioned item decreases every time a DubLi member shopper bid-clicks the undisclosed price. The more DubLi member shoppers bid-click on an auctioned item to view its price, the more the price decreases resulting in huge savings.
Hundreds of brand new, best-selling items are available through DubLi's ingenious three (3) auctions everyday where the lowest bidder ultimately wins. These items include, but are not limited to, popular electronics such as iPods, iPhones, Play Station 3s, 24K gold bars, Louis Vuitton hand bags, $5,000 vacation packages to the Bahamas, BMW's and so much more.
More importantly, consumer purchases are safe and secure with Wirecard(R), select products come with the original manufacturer's warranty and purchased items are delivered by FedEx(R), DHL(R) and/or UPS(R). As evidenced in completed DubLi auctions, top name-brand products were sold at incredible low-robbery prices.
-- $56 Value Barbie Learning Laptop Sold for $27.75
-- $1,000 Value Nikon Digital Camera D 80 Sold for $399.50
-- $381 Value Apple iPod Touch 32 GB Sold for $20.00
-- $418 Value Sony Play Station 3 80 GB Sold for $0.00 (not an error)
-- $120 Value Delonghi EC155 Espresso Machine Sold for $34.25
-- $300 Value Kenmore Gas Grill Sold for $179
-- $143 Value Digital Photo Frame with Pantouch Sold for $10.00
For more, read the entire press release.
NOTE: ATR is bringing you this information straight from a press release. We've not yet been able to do any more than just pass along to you information about this seemingly unique enterprise. If you have any experience with this company and its business model, we'd love your comments.
We'll just give you this press release straight from MarketWatch:HOUSTON, TX, Dec 09, 2008 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX) -- Are you feeling the pinch of the official and historic economic recession? Face it. You deserve a better "bang" for your buck in a shrinking economy that will significantly get worse before it gets better. Let the new kid on the e-commerce block, DubLi, help you shop smarter and save you massive money with its ingenious global trading business model.
DubLi is a reverse or decrease price auction where the conscientious shopper can potentially shop variable merchandising products online at or below cost prices. Unlike other increased-price auctions where the price of an item increases, the opposite happens with DubLi, that is, the price of an auctioned item decreases every time a DubLi member shopper bid-clicks the undisclosed price. The more DubLi member shoppers bid-click on an auctioned item to view its price, the more the price decreases resulting in huge savings.
Hundreds of brand new, best-selling items are available through DubLi's ingenious three (3) auctions everyday where the lowest bidder ultimately wins. These items include, but are not limited to, popular electronics such as iPods, iPhones, Play Station 3s, 24K gold bars, Louis Vuitton hand bags, $5,000 vacation packages to the Bahamas, BMW's and so much more.
More importantly, consumer purchases are safe and secure with Wirecard(R), select products come with the original manufacturer's warranty and purchased items are delivered by FedEx(R), DHL(R) and/or UPS(R). As evidenced in completed DubLi auctions, top name-brand products were sold at incredible low-robbery prices.
-- $56 Value Barbie Learning Laptop Sold for $27.75
-- $1,000 Value Nikon Digital Camera D 80 Sold for $399.50
-- $381 Value Apple iPod Touch 32 GB Sold for $20.00
-- $418 Value Sony Play Station 3 80 GB Sold for $0.00 (not an error)
-- $120 Value Delonghi EC155 Espresso Machine Sold for $34.25
-- $300 Value Kenmore Gas Grill Sold for $179
-- $143 Value Digital Photo Frame with Pantouch Sold for $10.00
For more, read the entire press release.
NOTE: ATR is bringing you this information straight from a press release. We've not yet been able to do any more than just pass along to you information about this seemingly unique enterprise. If you have any experience with this company and its business model, we'd love your comments.
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