LOS ANGELES, CA, September 12, 2010 (Press-News.org) The biggest winners at SwipeAuctions now have something extra to celebrate - a brand new website they can call their own.
The site, http://www.SwipeAuctions-Top-Winners.com, was launched today to showcase the men and women who have won the most auctions and contests on the increasingly popular penny auction site.
"The big winners are the people who are most dedicated to SwipeAuctions," said Jennifer, the company's Customer Service Director. "It only makes sense to do something special for them. Being featured on their own site is our way of showing them how much we appreciate their business."
The new site will feature information and photos of the big winners, and showcase the auctions and contests they have won. The company hasn't created an exact set of criteria for who will make the cut, but did say that every month the winner of a new Honda Civic will be featured on the site.
"What we'd really like to do is have our biggest winners send us some information about themselves," Jennifer said. "We'd love to be able to post how they came to SwipeAuctions, how they came up with their winning strategies and what their lives are like. We are very interested in all of our customers, particularly our most dedicated and talented ones."
There are two ways to become a SwipeAuctions winner. The site runs penny auctions where people buy packages of bids they can spend on auctions of popular consumer products. Whenever a bid is placed the price goes up by a penny and time is added to the clock. The last person to place a bid "wins" the auction and gets to buy the product at a below retail price.
The site also offers hourly, daily and monthly contests that give valuable prizes to the people who have participated the most in the auctions themselves, regardless of how many auctions they've won.
"To make it to the Big Winners site, you'll have to have both won multiple regular auctions and multiple contests," Jennifer said. "This new site has been launched to showcase the real penny auction superstars."
Anyone who makes it to the Big Winners site will be allowed to send pictures of themselves with their loot if they want to really show off.
"We think this site launch is going to be fun for everyone," Jennifer said.
SwipeAuctions (http://www.swipeauctions.com), one of the best penny auction sites in the world, is regarded as a leader in the industry. Founded in late 2009, the company holds auctions on more than 1,000 items per day including televisions, laptops, consumer electronics and even cars. The site provides a fair auction environment (no bots or shill bidders, guaranteed) and supports its members with impeccable 24/7 customer service. SwipeAuctions offers an amazing and dynamic user experience and boasts the most daily winners in the industry confirmed by shipment tracking numbers on all wins. Furthermore, the site's owners actively pursue making the world a better place by giving part of its revenue back to the community through worthy charities.
SwipeAuctions Creates New Website To Honor Their Biggest Penny Auction Winners
SwipeAuctions showcases their biggest winners on a special top winners site. Plans to keep it up-to-date with future top winners.
2010-09-12
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