Is this site legit?
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So I stumbled across this website called beezid.com. It is a website where they do actions on electronics for cheap. Does anyone know if this website is real or a scam? They say their products are brand new. Thanks
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Its a penny auction, it is legit. The thing that makes it different is that the timer could run down to 2 seconds, someone places a .01 cent bid, timer goes up again to 10 seconds. Basicaly you purchase 100 bids for X amount of dollars. The way that the company can afford giving something away for that cheap is because if you are bidding on a 100 dollar gift card, dont bid more than a 100 times for the item. 100 bids is equal to a 1.00 price displayed. So if an item says its going for 12.17, over 1200 bids have been placed by people on that item. 1,217 bids means beezid has made 1,217 dollars off the item.
Legit is a very loose term. Legal? Yes. Practical? Definitely Not. The site is filled with people that sit at their desktop and stare at them just to save a little money.
I used to work for a marketing company that almost invested time into a project very similar to this one, but realized that it requires a large audience and constant
participation in order to turn a profit, which is exactly why they have TV commercials. The company also most likely shares your information with client companies about
what products you bid on in order to produce demographic statistics about prospective customers or to extend deals/offers to you.
And as said by atomic, they make $1200 on a $400 product and sell it for $12. Scammy, imo.
I used to work for a marketing company that almost invested time into a project very similar to this one, but realized that it requires a large audience and constant
participation in order to turn a profit, which is exactly why they have TV commercials. The company also most likely shares your information with client companies about
what products you bid on in order to produce demographic statistics about prospective customers or to extend deals/offers to you.
And as said by atomic, they make $1200 on a $400 product and sell it for $12. Scammy, imo.



