LAUNCH OF EXCITING NEW AUCTION SITE: PlanetBid

Planet Bid will change the way people use online auctions, and it is being developed right here in Australia.

This online auction is just like a real auction. Time is added after each bid to give other bidders the opportunity to counter offer. It is just like a real bricks-and-mortar auction house, but with the convenience of an easy-to-use online interface.

The best part is that 10 per cent of the purchase price is donated to a charity of the user’s choice.

PlanetBid charge a small fee to purchase bid credits. These credits are then used to bid on genuine brand products. All products are direct from the manufacturer to PlanetBid.

PlanetBid’s founders say this new online auction will offer users a rewarding shopping experience like no other.

People will discover a whole new way of shopping, which is not only exciting but also rewarding.

‘Users get genuine products at bargain prices, and 10 per cent of the sale price is donated to a charity of their choice,” founders say.

‘PlanetBid’s launch is the result from hundreds of hours in research and refining the auction process to ensure the users have an exciting and rewarding experience.’

To celebrate the launch, PlanetBid is offering free bid credits when registering, so people can start bidding immediately.

This is more than just a launch of the next online business. Planet Bid is confident that this new auction system will challenge the big players that have been on top for a long time

‘PlanetBid is a fun way of shopping, that’s easy-to-use and rewarding.’

PLANETBID’S PROCESS:

1. Users register at www.planetbid.com.au for free and receive an introductory bonus of three bid credits. These credits are used to bid on genuine brand products.

2. A user chooses an active auction and place bids while the auction is open. Each bid increases the price by one cent, and adds a little time to the auction timer (15 to 60 seconds).

3. When the auction timer hits 00:00:00, then the highest bid WINS! 10 % of the final price paid is then donated to a charity of the winner’s choice.

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