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Earn Extra Cash Click on presentation to view the next line of information and the

next slide Earn 10-20% commissions

right from your own computer

Commissions are paid upfront after you have acquired the item

You don’t use any of your own money

Pick your own time of day you want to work (limitations do apply)

No special skills required, if you can use a mouse you can do this

Brief summary Click on presentation to view the next line of information and the

next slide Looking for dedicated and

savvy individuals who can place bids on Computer PC’s/Laptops and Macbooks etc. at a Penny Auction

I register for you I provide the training I fund the bidding I fund the final “Bidding

Price” You get paid your

commission before I sell the item

The place is called QuiBids.com

The time is now Complete details coming

later in presentation

Things you must have Click on presentation to view the next line of information and the

next slide A reliable computer

with an internet connection

A mouse At least one to three

and 1/2 hours of your time per session however some of the more pricier items the auctions can last for much longer (you pick the time of day you want to work but

some limitations do apply)

How It Works Click on presentation to view the next line of information and the

next slide To be able to participate in the penny auctions at QuiBids you must do two things,

first you have to register with the site and secondly you have to purchase bids, (both of which I will do for you). Bids cost .60 cents each so a package of 100 bids would cost $60.00

QuiBids is a penny auction website where every item up for auction starts at .01 cent. Every time you bid on that item the price goes up by .01 cent and one bid is deducted from the total number of bids you have. For example: if you started the auction with 60 bids and bid 35 times on the item you would be left with 25 bids. A countdown timer will start at 10 seconds, 15 seconds or 20 seconds (it depends on the auction), after you have placed a bid and will countdown until it reaches 0 or until another bidder bids on the item, then the timer will reset to 10, 15 or 20 seconds. This cycle continues until the auction is over.

If the timer reaches 0 the auction ends and if you were the last person to place a bid on that item – you win the auction! In the event that you do win an auction you now must purchase the item for the final “Bidding Price”. (During the registration process I will have set up a means of payment for the items being purchased and where it will be sent to). All you have to do is concentrate on the bidding process.

QuiBids has a webpage called “QuiBids 101” that gives complete details for the beginner on what to do and what not to do to be successful in winning auctions, including a 101 video. I will post this link at the end of this presentation if you are interested in this offer.

And of course I will offer my own tips and strategies that I use to acquire items at QuiBids.

I tell you I haven’t done this much typing in a long time.

What I expect from you if you accept this offer

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and next slide To completely go over the “QuiBids 101” link that I will provide for you at the

end of this presentation To be present with me for at least one auction session to go over my tips and

strategies To look for either laptop or personal computer auctions that are ending

(certain brands excluded) To bid responsibly on the items To notify me or anyone else in the network on what auction item you are

bidding on so two people in the network are not bidding against each other (there are auction ID numbers at the top of every auction used to identify the auction). You will also be able to see who is bidding on any particular item to a certain extent (only the last 9 bids).

To promptly notify me by email of auctions that you have won (which is to your benefit as well since you will be wanting to get paid your commission)

Please don’t leave me beating the drums.

10% - 15% Commission Structure

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You get paid 10% - 15% commission for what I think I can sell the item for, (the marked down price not for what the item retails for). I’m looking for a quick turn around so I plan to take off any where from $50.00 to $150.00 from the retail price. In the 20% commission structure the reduced price could be more.

• Example #1- You bid on an item that retails for $520.00. I will sell the item at $75.00 off retail price for (Marked Down Price $445.00). Your commission would be 10% x $445.00 = $44.50

• Example #2- You bid on an item that retails for $740.00. I will sell the item at $110.00 off retail price for (Marked Down Price $630.00). Your commission would be 15% x $630.00 = $94.50

• Next slide we will go over the 20% commission structure

$0.00-$599.0010% commission

$600.00-$1599.0015% commission

Marked Down Price

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$1,600.00+20% commission

The 20% commission is different than the 10%-15% commission due to the higher final “Bidding Price” that it will be to acquire the item and the total amount of bids it’s going to take to acquire the item.

The commission structure will look like this: 20% of the “Retail Price” minus the final “Bidding Price” minus the dollar amount of “Bids Used” And finally the “Marked Down Price”Example #1 – The item retails for $2,349.00 and the final “Bidding Price”Was $260.00 and you had to use (300 bids x .60 cents = $180.00) and Imark the item down $210.00

[ Example: (Retail Price:$2,349.00)- (Bidding Price:$260.00)=$2089.00–(Bids Used:$180.00)=$1,909.00 –(Marked Down Price:$210.00)=$1,699.00 ]

Your commission would be 20% x $1,699.00 = $339.80

The Gist of Things If you were paying attention to the presentation then you will know there is

a real opportunity to make some money here for the both of us. Take the 20% commission structure for an example: An item retailing at $2,349.00 marked down to $1,699.00 should sell fairly quickly and you will make $339.80 just for processing the bidding for me. In this example I will have had to put upfront $779.80 which includes your commission. But if it sells for the $1,699.00 I would be asking for it then I could make a profit of $919.20 (This is only an example. Profit margins could very well be much lower however there is room for potential if you can acquire the item at a low cost and a minimal amount of bids).

I don’t expect anyone to start bidding at the 20% commission level. Its unrealistic to think anyone could do that but if you can get a win or two under your belt at the lower levels and can get comfortable with the bidding process the sky is the limit.

I am only looking for one or maybe two people at the moment due to the money I have to put upfront to get this venture going but my future plans are much bigger. And my plan to get it all implemented is in two to three weeks, giving time for anyone interested to get their Feet Wet. So if you seem interested go on to the next slide.

Conclusion Congratulations! You made it to the final page of this presentation. You should now have a good idea of what my proposal is all about.

If you feel like you are interested in learning more about bidding for the items I am interested in acquiring, then please visit the QuiBids 101 website below:

QuiBids 101 And please contact me at: I want to learn more. Thank you for taking the time to watch this presentation. I hope to hear from you soon!