FullOnBids.com : India's First Free Bidding Platform
Free bidding is a dream of every bidder! ValueFirst, an Indian Digital Media company has launched a new online free bidding platform for Indian customers. Users can win unlimited and amazing products by placing their bids absolutely free of cost.
You need to register first on FullOnBids.com with a valid email id, after that you just select a product for bidding and place a unique and lowest bid for that product. If your bid is not unique or lowest, you can bid again. If you win, ValueFirst will ship the product to your doorstep, again free of cost! In case of mobile recharge or other virtual goods, users will be given online coupons to redeem. Though the concept of winning by lowest bid isn't new, but FullOnBids.com is supposed to be the first Indian platform which is not paid.
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According to Mr. Vishwadeep Bajaj, CEO of ValueFirst Digital Media, the company is targeting age group of 18-45 years, but he hopes that the site would be attractive to all age groups. Though we still don't know the catch behind this, but as they are giving away the goods for free, log on to FullOnBids.com and start bidding!
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You need to register first on FullOnBids.com with a valid email id, after that you just select a product for bidding and place a unique and lowest bid for that product. If your bid is not unique or lowest, you can bid again. If you win, ValueFirst will ship the product to your doorstep, again free of cost! In case of mobile recharge or other virtual goods, users will be given online coupons to redeem. Though the concept of winning by lowest bid isn't new, but FullOnBids.com is supposed to be the first Indian platform which is not paid.
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According to Mr. Vishwadeep Bajaj, CEO of ValueFirst Digital Media, the company is targeting age group of 18-45 years, but he hopes that the site would be attractive to all age groups. Though we still don't know the catch behind this, but as they are giving away the goods for free, log on to FullOnBids.com and start bidding!
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