There are more and more penny auction sites popping up every day, and it’s becoming hard to sort through them all. If you’re looking for a reliable review of the best penny auction sites to watch for in this coming year, look no further!
Our first-annual contest picked from a pool of 11 noteworthy penny auction websites. Our panel has a wide variety of penny auction enthusiasts, from pros, to amateurs to complete newbies. We judged each site on its trustworthiness, win-ability and quality of products offered.
The following are the winners of Penny Auction Portal’s Top 5 Penny Auction Sites for 2011.
1. HappyBidDay – We’ve recently adjusted HappyBidDay to number one, due to the high amount of success people have been reporting. Newbies are having amazing luck with this site, and reporting high trustworthy/reliability with no shill bidders. What we also like is that you get 50 free bids when you sign up. Happy Bid Day has the happiest name, which means they have happy customers as well. 2. Beezid – Beezid is by far the best, most popular penny auction site out there. We strongly recommend it for beginners, and although it’s popular, you still have a great chance of winning name brand electronics including iPads, iPhones and HDTV’s at more than 90% off retail! 3. ZBiddy – If you can get over the initial “Web 2.0″ gag-reflex imposed by their logo and layout, ZBiddy is actually a great site for penny auction enthusiasts. High on the reliability scale, they have some very interesting items not available on other sites. 4. BidCactus – BidCactus has quickly become one of the greatest penny auction sites for 2011. Keep an eye out for them as they get bigger and better. 5. Sellmoo – BidRivals made top 5 because of its trustworthiness and reliability. The tech support is great and the site is easy to navigate. Follow them on twitter and you might find some good deals! Get a free iPod Shuffle when you buy a 200 bidpack! Use promo code “40towin” to get 140 free bids when you signup.Well, that’s it, folks. What do you think about our top five for 2011? Did we miss any of your favorites? Leave a comment below and let us know!
