Swoopo eBook Description:
Beat Swoopo was (as far as I’m aware) the first ever Swoopo related information product to hit the market.
Since it’s initial launch in November of 2008 it has sold in the region of 500 copies and it listed as a hot favourite in the eBooks store where you can download it. (PayLoadz.com)
Taken from the site:
Beat Swoopo: Strategic Bidding for Maximum Return eBook started in November 2008, just after Swoopo was introduced to the United States. It was clear that the space was looking for information on how to bid and when to bid. This is where Beat Swoopo came in! It was the first of a few ebooks to come along and teach people how to bid and has proven to be the most effective. If you are on a budget, this is definitely worth the money. If you are really looking to save money on bids… etc, check out Volume 2!
As mentioned above the book focuses on data collected from the United States but having read the book myself it really doesn’t matter as the general strategies that he teaches can still be applied to any of the 5 Swoopo country sites. I believe this is a great book to give you a strong understanding of the way that Swoopo works from the eyes of a mathematician. Because when it comes to Bidding on Swoopo you will need to do a considerable amount of number crunching if you are to successfully play the game.
A few customer testimonials from his site:
“Helping people win Swoopo auctions! “David,WOW, this is a great Primer for Swoopo… I love how you broke everything thing down in very statistic order. If the 2nd edition is half as good as the 1st edition…then it will be GREAT. I can’t wait to read it and start putting it to use!” Dennis
“It is very true you really have to watch the bid-butler as they are a major pest.” – Gillian
Beat Swoopo’s latest offering released in later January 2009 is even more dynamic with Video Tutorials and even an Excel spreadsheet.
From the site:
“… the package gives you three things: 3 videos, an Excel bidding guide with trend graphs custom to each search, as well as book 2. This is the best deal I have come across on the internet (and I’m not just saying that!) The Excel sheet will be on your screen as often as the Swoopo screen and will prove to be a very valuable tool! It may seem pricey now, but it will save you money if used properly!”
Here’s the man himself discussing the product on youtube:
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Pretty straight-forward. Dave seems to have the presence of mind to look at the bidding process as a purely mathematical sequence that will increase the probability of a money-saving win. And yes, it works.
I bought this within the last week or so and was unimpressed. By now, it is already kind of dated, despite the claims that the spreadsheet in the top package is update frequently — I couldn’t find many of the products currently on Swoopo in the spreadsheet, and using just the manufacturer or a similar type of product seemed unhelpful. I tried to leave a comment on the author’s blog to ask about my concerns, and it has sat untended for several days, saying it is just “awaiting moderation.”
Follow-up: Beat Swoopo provider pretty cheerfully refunded my money, so I appreciated how he handled that.
Sites like Swoopo are more for fun than for people actually looking for a bargain. I suggest you look around at the other auction sites similar to Swoopo. Hasteno.com is a new one that I’ve been playing on and I’ve actually won a couple things. Playstation 3 games going for $.08 (2 bids!) and a Nintendo Wii going for $2.16 is ridiculous. Before you completely discount the idea, you should check them out.
yeah, i dunt think u should pay for the strajedy here becuz i found lots of other websites that offer similar strajedies that work. i uzed it to win on swoopo and bidstick.com. just a sujestion for anyone thinking of buying this.
I just bought the strategy guide about 2 wks ago and have already started winning. The great thing about it is you don’t have to be limited to just swoopo. you can put the same ideas to use on other penny auctions, too. I won a compaq laptop computer for under 50 bucks. Thanks beatswoopo.