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Title: Auction for a 1g gold mini bar on bidding pond Post by: grondilu on December 31, 2010, 06:16:28 PM I've decided to give this site a try. It's a two weeks auction. http://www.biddingpond.com/item.php?id=197 Title: Re: Auction for a 1g gold mini bar on bidding pond Post by: grondilu on January 08, 2011, 06:58:24 PM 5 days to go and highest bid is 105 BTC.
I'm sure you can do better than that guys :) Title: Re: Auction for a 1g gold mini bar on bidding pond Post by: grondilu on January 13, 2011, 04:59:15 PM One day left.
Title: Re: Auction for a 1g gold mini bar on bidding pond Post by: Babylon on January 13, 2011, 06:01:59 PM I expect to be sniped near the end and don't have that many bitcoins to play with, but if I actually win it then bitcoins are worth a lot more than the price at MTGox would suggest.
Title: Re: Auction for a 1g gold mini bar on bidding pond Post by: semyazza on January 14, 2011, 02:16:02 AM I expect to be sniped near the end and don't have that many bitcoins to play with, but if I actually win it then bitcoins are worth a lot more than the price at MTGox would suggest. That would be correct. From what I have seen on items selling on the site BTC are worth a lot more than what people are paying for them. Title: Re: Auction for a 1g gold mini bar on bidding pond Post by: grondilu on January 14, 2011, 06:09:47 AM By the way BiddingPond, I kind of got used to pick a block number as a deadline for auctions.
It might be cool if sellers could chose this as an option. Title: Re: Auction for a 1g gold mini bar on bidding pond Post by: Sultan on January 14, 2011, 10:37:50 PM What are the fees for BiddingPond in general?
Title: Re: Auction for a 1g gold mini bar on bidding pond Post by: FreeMoney on January 15, 2011, 01:55:07 AM What are the fees for BiddingPond in general? Last I checked it was free unless you wanted something special, highlighted, bold, featured, etc. Title: Re: Auction for a 1g gold mini bar on bidding pond Post by: grondilu on January 15, 2011, 02:09:44 AM What are the fees for BiddingPond in general? Last I checked it was free unless you wanted something special, highlighted, bold, featured, etc. I confirm. If it wasn't free I'd use the marketplace bitcoin forum. Title: Re: Auction for a 1g gold mini bar on bidding pond Post by: semyazza on January 15, 2011, 07:59:37 PM What are the fees for BiddingPond in general? http://www.biddingpond.com/fees.php Current fees are: BiddingPond.com's idea of a good auction site is one with low fees. We believe in a flat rate fee structure unlike other auction sites who will charge you a percentange of your sales. We will always try to maintain our policy of items being free to list with the "extra' feautures being a nominal charge to support the site and keep it online. Our fee table is below: Home Page Featured Fee: 2.00 BTC Bold Item Fee: 1.00 BTC Highlighted Item Fee: 1.00 BTC Reserve Price Fee: 2.00 BTC Relist Fee: 1.00 BTC Buy Now Fee: 2.00 BTC I readjust fees after a stabilized general increase of BTC/USD monthly. Fees will probably be lowered at the end of this month. Title: Re: Auction for a 1g gold mini bar on bidding pond Post by: Babylon on January 15, 2011, 09:04:47 PM What are the fees for BiddingPond in general? http://www.biddingpond.com/fees.php Current fees are: BiddingPond.com's idea of a good auction site is one with low fees. We believe in a flat rate fee structure unlike other auction sites who will charge you a percentange of your sales. We will always try to maintain our policy of items being free to list with the "extra' feautures being a nominal charge to support the site and keep it online. Our fee table is below: Home Page Featured Fee: 2.00 BTC Bold Item Fee: 1.00 BTC Highlighted Item Fee: 1.00 BTC Reserve Price Fee: 2.00 BTC Relist Fee: 1.00 BTC Buy Now Fee: 2.00 BTC I readjust fees after a stabilized general increase of BTC/USD monthly. Fees will probably be lowered at the end of this month. Where do fees come from on auctions that do not close? I had not realized there was a fee for buyitnow when I posted my auction and it looks likely that it will not close. Title: Re: Auction for a 1g gold mini bar on bidding pond Post by: semyazza on January 15, 2011, 10:16:32 PM What are the fees for BiddingPond in general? http://www.biddingpond.com/fees.php Current fees are: BiddingPond.com's idea of a good auction site is one with low fees. We believe in a flat rate fee structure unlike other auction sites who will charge you a percentange of your sales. We will always try to maintain our policy of items being free to list with the "extra' feautures being a nominal charge to support the site and keep it online. Our fee table is below: Home Page Featured Fee: 2.00 BTC Bold Item Fee: 1.00 BTC Highlighted Item Fee: 1.00 BTC Reserve Price Fee: 2.00 BTC Relist Fee: 1.00 BTC Buy Now Fee: 2.00 BTC I readjust fees after a stabilized general increase of BTC/USD monthly. Fees will probably be lowered at the end of this month. Where do fees come from on auctions that do not close? I had not realized there was a fee for buyitnow when I posted my auction and it looks likely that it will not close. Every new account comes with a 5BTC listing credit due to situations that arise like this. |