The first thing that will answer the why of the question is how one sees penny auctions. Sure, we all know that a lot of penny auctions have been tried and tested as effective scams. What happens is this. If you run a penny auction, the lure is quite obvious. Imagine advertising a luxury item for ninety-five percent less the original price and you already have the person’s attention. Even less than 95% savings is already a big bonus for any average person. So with that kind of come on for any person, it would be easy to have all these people sign up for membership with the illusion of thinking that it’s free. For all intents and purposes, when a dude checks the tickbox in order to sign up for membership—he thinks it is all free.
But in reality, it isn’t! The truth is, when you sign up, the scam site owners often make a provision there that agrees to let your credit card company charge you for membership in the penny auction site. So far, the scam he have is the fact that you don’t know about this fine print about membership. But once you give them your credit card details, you’re pretty much in their hands. It’s like talking to a law enforcement officer after being pulled over. Once you give them your license, it’s pretty much over, really. You’ve given the other person leverage over your credit card account, and over the entire argument on whether you should be charged membership fee or not.
In any case that’s as far as the “scam” goes and what it all does is exploit the fact that people don’t know how to read the contract that they sign before they sign it. Because in sum that is actually what’s happening when you ticks a checkbox and go for a penny auctions site. You basically tick assuming the whole thing is a mishmash of hodgepodge that you can’t be bothered with to read. And that tickbox makes all the difference. But other than that clever detail, the rest of other penny auction sites are real. And that’s where the winners… and the win comes in.
So when you want to go for a penny auctions website—go into it for the win. Grasp the nettle and don’t go into it half heartedly. Concerned with membership? Trust me it pays for itself. That’s how winners think.
If you’ve heard of the law of attraction, this is exactly the thing to apply it to. You attract what you think, feel and do. If you’ve just attracted a “scam”, then it means you’re trying to do the same thing in principle: which is make easy money.
It’s true isn’t it? A lot of the time we like getting things we didn’t work for. Winning millions of dollars in the lottery, getting stuff for free. Trust me, it’s the easy way out, or into the good life. If that’s what you’re trying to attract into your life, then don’t go for penny auctions. Because you’re only going to attract a lot of grief.
You can only really win penny auctions if you sign up for it aiming to win. Never mind that membership fee, never mind the hassles, just aim to have fun and win!
Only people with a lot of drama will squander the chance they got at winning the penny auctions. Others will make the most out of this opportunity. In fact many of whom found themselves in the situation of having unwittingly bought themselves a membership in any penny auction site. Some of the more businesslike of people I know have started maximizing their wins by not only participating in the bids but also by selling whgat they win. If you think about it, even if you sell a won item at 50% off, you still end up making a profit. Also, by virtue of any item being won in a penny auction nearly automatically makes it an easy sell because it is inherently high-ticket; a penny auction only invests in items that highly sought after across a lot of demographics.
While it’s not easy to win penny auctions it is possible. The main thing for anyone to follow is to NOT BE GREEDY. Honestly, people only fail at penny auctions because they want to win all the lots in there.
Just get in there, have fun and win!
