Comments on: Beat Swoopo Strategies

By: GeorgeRamirez

GeorgeRamirez — Sat, 26 Dec 2009 17:37:30 +0000

i beleive best time to bid is during bus hrs in US cuz most ppl are at work. i work overnite so it works best for me. i like swoopo and i won a few times but it doesnt have some items im lookin for. so if i cant find the item i want on swoopo i go to bidstick.com. u should ck it out too. i sell a lot of the stuff i win on ebay, so i have check more than one site to get a varity of stuff to sell. thanx beatswoopo fo the video. it was very helpful.

By: DamianColucci

DamianColucci — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 22:02:19 +0000

that heavily use the internet. You could also estimate how many Europeans/Americans are on during what times of the day to find out which is the best time to bid. Preferably the hours which Swoopo is visited the least on a global scale. I think I worked out the best times to bid on a Nintendo DS using statistic hours.

By: DamianColucci

DamianColucci — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 21:09:37 +0000

It still doesnt take away the accuracy of statistics. One could argue that it's better to bid in daytime during the United States because it's population is only 300 million; while all of Europe's population is 730 million.Then again, you could argue which countries visit Swoopo the most at what times to estimate the best time to bid. Some European families dont all have internet access (they use cafes) opposed to the number of American families,

By: toxictoad28

toxictoad28 — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 20:19:32 +0000

It's just pot luck. I seen a 42 Plazma TV sold for just above £4.50. Also i find it a waste of money 50p per bid is just way to much.

By: kingsod

kingsod — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 20:08:42 +0000

I am fairly intelligent, but I freely admit, I am not smart enough to take into account all the mathematical variables that you would need to consider to have a fair chance at winning anything., I think Swoppo is an absolutely amazing business model. Bravo to the developers.