Basically Powabunga allows me to run an auction where you help me while I pay layaway for my goal and when it's all paid for there is an auction with virtual currency for the users that helped me to win $1500 dollars. I will be putting $500 of my own towards the auction every month. So it will go by a lot quicker. I hope that makes some sense. Check out the link below.
I've received about a half dozen emails as people are concerned that this sounds like spam.
I recently learned about powabunga and while I have to admit that I don't quite have my head fully wrapped around it, I am intrigued to see what comes of this.
I've decided to leave this up and look forward to hearing what happens down the road.
you say "tin pot dictator" like it is a bad thing!
I am not having the FAQ problem. Here is a bullet point how-to.
Powabunga How-to Bullet Style:
For Bidders:
- Find an item you're interested in - Place/Purchase as many "paddles" for the auction as you'd like - One is the minimum - Wait for the item's entire "paddle" value to be purchased by other users - Collect "Carrots" (virtual currency) for bidding - Once the the paddle value has been paid by other users and yourself the auction begins. - There is a 24 hour bidding period - Bid "Carrots" - The user with the highest "carrot" bid at the end of the 24 hours will receive the item/cash - The other users who were not the successful bidders still have the carrots they've bid and can use them on other auctions/sell to other users
For Sellers:
- Click the "sell" icon from the top of your Powabunga homepage after you've signed in. - Enter the exact price you would like to receive, the listing details, and upload pictures/videos - Wait for your auctions "paddles" to be purchased - Once they're all paid for your auction is paid for - Wait for the 24 hour auction to be complete - Exchange information/goods receive check - Make sure you send certified mail (there is more info on the Powabunga website)
Cats say "meow" because they think that is what people sound like. This tiny ad told me so:
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