Save an Extra $254.85 on a MacBook Pro...Just By Knowing The Best Time to Bid on Swoopo

Did you know Swoopo auctions run 24 hours a day in 6 different countries (United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Germany, Spain and Austria)? You can tell if an auction is a Global Auction if the symbol at the right is displayed on an auction page. A Global Auction means bidders in every country can bid on that exactly same auction.

Here's what this means: Bidders in the United States are competing against bidders in Germany and Austria. And the Spanish are competing against the Canadians.

So don't listen to so-called "Swoopo Experts" who claim that you can just stay up really late at night and win on Swoopo.

It's NOT true.

It's just not that easy...because your "really late at night" isn't the same as bidders in the UK. But there are certain times of the day and days of the week that are better than others.

Auction Data Can Make The Difference

I had a team of researchers comb through thousands of auction results to find trends. They looked at the winners and the losers, the final auction prices and the winning item.

And they also looked at the time of day and day of the week for every single auction.

And The Best Times To Bid Are...

IMPORTANT NOTE: All the times in this research are given on a 24 hour clock. So 1:00am is 01:00 and 4:00pm is 16:00.

Also, all times listed are US Pacific Time. So if you live in New York, add three hours to these times. And if you live in London, add eight hours to each of the times listed.

For example, if you were bidding at 4am US Pacific Time (noon in London) and you won - you'd save about 65%.

Not too bad...

But now that you know the better times of the day to bid and win, you'll know to bid between 9-11am and 10pm-midnight US Pacific Time.

Now your average savings just went up from 65% to nearly 80%...

That's HUGE.

On a $1,700 Macbook Pro, that would be an additional saving of $254.85. Just from knowing the best time of day to bid on Swoopo.

Now that you know the best time of the day to bid...let me show you another very important piece of data: the best days of the week to bid.

And The Best Days Of The Week Are...

You can see now that the best days of the week are Thursday through Sunday (especially Sunday!) and the worst days are Monday through Wednesday.

So what else do you need to know?

The interesting thing I learned when studying Swoopo statistics and crunching data was that the more I knew...the more I wanted to know.

With this data, I know the best times of the day to bid and the best days of the week...but I don't how often BidButlers were used.

And I don't know how many bids it will take to win a MacBook Pro (I just know how much I'll save if I win).

So I kept prodding my team to pull more data and analyze it in new and interesting ways. In fact, they're doing it right now as I write this.

Every week we analyze hundreds of auctions and compile interesting data about how to win on Swoopo and I've included every bit of it in the Swoopo Manual.

So if you're ready to get access to the guide that's helped over 300 Swoopo bidders to win BIG on Swoopo, click the button below that says "LET ME SEE IT!" and you'll be taken to a page where you can learn more...

I'll see you on the other side.