Dutchman F.

I wish I would have come here first... but luckily I got out after only $40 (50 bids) into it. I don't think its a total scam, but, there is quite a learning curve, and overcoming that curve will cost you some $$$. Even then, you aren't gauranteed anything because there will be someone out there thats smarter at it. If they want it they seem to get it. You can usually tell quite a bit by the handles... tryandtakeit, mamaneedsnewtoys, etc... the best policy is to watch an auction and place a fictional AUTOBEEZID, in your head... whatever. Write it down and see how fast your bids are used up. I was stupid about it... placing a range of AUTOBEEZIDS from $3 - $5 and a bid amount of 20 bids. (This technically would only cover me from $3 - $3.20) seemed like every penny it took another bid... and it took AUTOBEEZIDS from everyone else in that range. If the item cost $3.21 yur done. I thought this was also kind of unfair, If you were bidding on an item and set the bid range for say...$10 - $13 using 50 bids... the item sells for LESS than your $10 -$13 range (your bids never get placed because they are not within the current price range the item was sold at!) Say the item is SOLD for $7.95... wouldn't it be better for BEEZID and the user to do a "BIDBUMP" (thats trademarked by the way BEEZID) to $10 and resume the auction? I figure they don't do it because why give all those "penny" bids from $7.95 - $10 away? Thats an extra $205 dollars at least! (bids cost about a dollar) Its not worth it to them to make the auctions really strategic. In the end, I am no longer on BEEZID... I blew $40 bucks and it was kinda exciting for a while. Go ahead and try it but make sure you watch auctions for a few days to see how they work and don't get in too deep money wise. Maybe you too could win a car like that dude in the winners story did! I found it to be an experience... an a lesson that, "If it seems to good to be true, 99.9% of the time it isn't". Good luck and stay to the right...!