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Plundr is a penny auction site where you may bid on all kinds of great items. At Plundr, they auction off electronics, such as digital cameras and laptops, as well as luxury items, like antiques or paintings.
I ended up joining Plundr a few weeks ago after seeing an advertisement on another website I was visiting. I rushed into joining Plundr without searching for a Plundr review or without trying to find out if Plundr is legitimate.
Upon my first visit, I was amazed with Plundr's look. Some other penny auction sites look okay and some look horrible, but Plundr looks way better than any other site I have ever seen.
When I first landed on Plundr, there was a Sony LCD TV with a little over one minute left on the ticker and the bid on the auction was only $5.55. Knowing that the auction would go much longer, I was hoping to sign up ASAP and win that auction. Unfortunately, it took me a few minutes to get registered so I actually missed the auction, which ended at $5.81, just moments before I finished with my registration.
It still upsets me when I think about it. I was so close to having a really nice TV.
I have not bid on any other expensive items yet, since my schedule has not been allowing me to be active during the last minutes of those auctions. Nevertheless, I did nab two sets of 25 Plundr bids for 4 cents and 8 cents and a $50 Sears' gift card for $1.21. I am still waiting on the gift card to arrive in the mail from California though.
Compared to other penny auction websites, Plundr is one of those penny auction sites you can trust.
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