r/auction

I found this site while looking for gamified sites and the site itself looks pretty interesting from what I saw the 1 dollar locked auctions are what caught my attention since it looks like the price can stay locked while people keep bidding I’m still trying to figure out how the whole site works though, if anyone used it before I would love some feedback on this

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Asking because it seems like the only comments I see anymore about it are negative, and the lines are a lot shorter at the pickup locations. The google reviews are consistently scathing, even though it is clearly an auction house for Amazon returns.

Also, the Seymour location is closed now, which is not a good sign in terms of the health of the business.

Are you still buying from Bidfta? And second Q: are there any active online communities for this?

So as the title suggests im looking for bidding sites that focus on luxury items and higher end products, mainly interested in good brands and stuff that feels worth bidding on are there any legit sites you guys have tried and work?

I have a soft spot for online auctions and have been quite annoyed by having to scroll through a large number of auction sites to be able to find what I am looking for.

So we have invented a search engine for auctions, which is still in somewhat of a beta stage.

lotseekr.com

We are located in Denmark, so our first priority was the Danish auction sites, which are now running as expected, and are now working on adding auction sites in the Netherlands, Germany and Poland.

Create a free user to save filters, save favorites, see what the last bid was on your favorites etc. This gives an option to keep track of previous sales prices on similar items.

We are continuously adding more features and auction sites to the webpage, but we do not have knowledge about all the best auction sites in the whole world, so if anyone has any input regarding sites we should add, it is highly appreciated.

 I built timswallet.com to help navigate pristineauction.com in a more sane way - feedback is welcome.

It seems a lot of auction sites (or at least the ones I interact with) make finding historical sales data difficult. This asymmetrical data relationship bothered me, so I built this site.

I've been an avid sports memorabilia collector browsing PA for the last few years, but I hate their search and historical records. So I started saving prices and comparing them against the daily auctions - used it myself to spot deals on cheap items over the years. Honestly I've had more fun building this than actually buying autographs. Also turns out I'm not great at running an eBay store - too much work for me.

Figured I'd put it out there so others could use it too. Heads up: There are some days random days missing from the set - I couldn't run my scripts every day over the years, and my server crashed more than once, so there are gaps in the historical pricing, but overall it paints a complete picture.