Auction end price
The auction end price is the price at which the auction ended. Only the winner of the auction can buy the item at that price. Sometimes there are special offers available on an auction such as such as "100% off", " Fixed price", etc. - again, these only apply to the winner of the auction.

Worth up to price
The worth up to price is provided as an indication of the price for which this product could be bought elsewhere.

We'd ask you to wait until the auction's countdown has begun. These auctions are shown on the home page of the site.

An auction ends once the countdown reaches zero. An auction can also end when the date and time shown under "Auction will end before" is reached.

You can pay for items that you've won by credit or debit card, or via PayPal.
We accept all Visa and MasterCard credit cards, Visa debit cards.
We’re sorry but we are unable to accept payment by American Express or Diners’ Card.

If you still haven’t received your product and it’s more than 14 days since you paid for your item, please contact our customer service team. Most of our items are shipped directly from our suppliers and will be sent soon after you have paid.

Our system is one of the specific market, but there are several external reasons that can cause this.

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 If you want to bid online, you´ll first need to register. Registration is free and easy. As part of the registration process, you will need to confirm your email address by clicking on the link in the confirmation email sent to your account.
Once you´re confirmed: congratulations - you´ve registered.

 If there is just one BidButler booked to bid in an auction, the bids will be placed automatically within your range at any point within the final ten seconds. The countdown will then extend to a maximum of 20 seconds for each bid that is placed.

If there are two or more BidButlers bidding against each other, all the consecutive BidButler bids are placed immediately, and the price and countdown increase with each BidButler bid placed. The countdown will extend to a maximum of 20 seconds per bid.

All auctions will count down from 24 hours with no time added to the counter for bids placed before the timer has reached 5 minutes. Once the timer has reached below 5 minutes the counter will extend to a maximum of 20 seconds per bid placed and will not increase the timer beyond 5 minutes regardless of how many bids are placed. This means that once an auction has gone below 5 minutes, further bids placed will never increase the counter over 5 minutes.

 what will it be? A brand new 42" plasma TV? The latest laptop computer? Or maybe a new leather handbag? Pick your product and go for it!
You'll always find a selection of our most exciting auctions on the homepage, or you can browse through the categories to find just what you're looking for.

 The system should be able to determine the winner for the item automatically at the end of the auction, based on the following criteria:

i.)  If the final bid price is less than retail sale price, the bidder who place the highest bidding price will win the item.

ii.) If the final bid price is equal to the retail sale price and only ONE bidder putting such bid amount, he will automatically become the winner for the item

iii.) If the final bid price is equal to the retail sale price and more than ONE bidder putting such bid amount, then the winner will be determined based on his/her “Buyout” price. Bidders with higher buyout price shall win. 

If the “Buyout” price from the bidders is same, then the winner is based on the total number of “registered item” during a period that is pre-determined by the admin. The bidder with higher number of “registered item” will become the winner.

If the number of “registered item” for these bidders is still same, then the bidder who has the earliest registration on that particular item will become the final winner.

Example:

Scenario A

Retail sale price: $ 2,000

Bidder A final bidding price: $ 1,950

Bidder B final bidding price: $ 1,945

Bidder C final bidding price: $ 1,940

Winner: Bidder A

Scenario B

Retail sale price: $ 2,000

Bidder A final bidding price: $ 2,000

Bidder B final bidding price: $ 1,995

Bidder C final bidding price: $ 1,990

Winner: Bidder A

Scenario C

Retail sale price: $ 2,000

Bidder A final bidding price: $ 2,000; Buyout price set by the bidder A: $2,200

Bidder B final bidding price: $ 2,000; Buyout price set by the bidder B: $2,100

Bidder C final bidding price: $ 1,995

System will do checking on what’s the “Buyout price” set by the bidders for that particular item. Let say if Bidder A has put a “buyout price” at $ 2,200 and Bidder B set his “Buyout price” at $2,100, and then Bidder A will become the winner for this auction.

Scenario D

Retail sale price: $ 2,000

Bidder A final bidding price: $ 2,000; Buyout price set by the bidder A: $2,100

Bidder B final bidding price: $ 2,000; Buyout price set by the bidder B: $2,100

Bidder C final bidding price: $ 1,995

If coincidentally Bidder A and Bidder B put a same “Buyout price”, the system now will do checking on how many “registered items” have been done by Bidder A and B from 5 Oct 2011 till 12 Oct 2011. This “duration” is set by the admin actually.    

Let say if Bidder A has registered to other 5 items during this period while Bidder B only registered to other 3 items on the same period, then Bidder A will become the winner for this auction.

Scenario E

Retail sale price: $ 2,000

Bidder A final bidding price: $ 2,000; Buyout price set by the user: $2,100

Bidder B final bidding price: $ 2,000; Buyout price set by the user: $2,100

Bidder C final bidding price: $ 1,995

Similarly, system will do checking on how many “registered items” have been done by Bidder A and B from 5 Oct 2011 till 12 Oct 2011.

IF Bidder A and Bidder B both are found have registered to other 5 items during this period, then the final winner will be determined by the earliest time the bidder register to the product.  

Let say Bidder A has registered on the item at 9.45 am while Bidder B has registered on the item at 11.45 am, then Bidder A shall become the final winner for this auction.

 *- ”Bid Now” icon appear if the bidder already “registered” to the item. When the bidder click it, an amount of the “bid increment” will be added to the “Current Bid Price” and the bidder name will appear as the “Highest Bidder”.

*- ”Register To Bid” icon appear if the bidder already registered as a “free user” for our auction site but not yet “registered” to the item yet. When the bidder click it, it will links to the “payment” site to facilitate the registration payment before he/she can proceed to bid.

 The maximum “current bid price” MUST NOT exceed “RetailDiscount Price”. It can be SAME or LOWER, but MUST NOT more than “Retail Discount Price”.  The other bidder still can place bid although “current bid price” is equal to “RetailDiscount price”, as long as the timer clock not yet reach the end time. Nevertheless, their names MUST BE recorded in the itembidder list.

Example:

Scenario A:

RetailDiscount Price = $1999

Current Bid Price = $1998

Bid increment = $1

When bidder A click “bid now”,current bid price is $1999

When bidder B click “bid now”, current bid price remains as $1999

When bidder C click “bid now”, current bid price still remains as $1999

In the bidder list of the item, should have the information:

Bidder A: $1999

Bidder B: $1999

Bidder B: $1999

Scenario B:

Retail Discount Price = $1999

Current Bid Price = $1996

Bid increment = $2

When bidder A click “bid now”, current bid price is $1998

When bidder B click “bid now”, current bid price remains as $1998

When bidder C click “bid now”, current bid price still remains as $1998

In the bidder list of the item, should have the information:

Bidder A: $1998

Bidder B: $1998

Bidder C: $1998

Scenario C:

Retail Discount Price = $1999

Current Bid Price = $1995

Bid increment = $5

When bidder A click “bid now”, current bid price is $1995

When bidder B click “bid now”, current bid price remains as $1995

When bidder C click “bid now”, current bid price still remains as $1995

In the bidder list of the item, should have the information:

Bidder A: $1995

Bidder B: $1995

Bidder C: $1995

We also hope that when the tie auction is achieved, in the bidder front page, the “highest bidder” can be changed to the word “Tie Auction”.

When bidder clicks on the “Tie Auction”, a Tie Auction bidder list (bidder that put bid until bidding price equal to retail price) will pop out:

*Of course, if possible, we want to let the individual bidder to see his own information only, but not other bidders.

c.) Making the “Buyout Price” compulsory more than the retail price is not something that we want, since this also will “scare” away our potential customer because they would need to pay extra money to purchase an item. Thus, we Do NOT want the “Buyout Price” to be compulsory higher than retail price,rather we want the “Buyout Price” that being provided by our customer MUST BE SAME OR LOWER than the retail price. For example, if the retail price for an item is RM 1799, then the bidder cannot put any amount higher than RM 1799 in the “Buyout Price”. Furthermore, we also hope that the bidder would be able to “edit” his/her buyout price, as long as the auction for the item is not ended yet.