Big Gip
13 years ago
Trying to making sure I understand all rules. Are bids is based off the price for one cigar? If you buy a quick buy vice bidding on a lot, is that quick buy price for a 5 pack/box or is it the price for each cigar? Again, I am new to it all. There are lot of nice cigars, just want to understand rules of road before I start bidding. Big Gip
JB113
13 years ago
It all depends on the lot. You've really got to read it; they each say what you're bidding on.
smokestaxx
13 years ago

It all depends on the lot. You've really got to read it; they each say what you're bidding on.

JB113 wrote:


What he said. Make sure to read the description. Normally its clearly stated.
05busa
13 years ago
Palama
13 years ago
Aloha from Hawaii. 👍

A picture may be worth a thousand words but on CBid, the pictures can (...many times...) be incorrect. You should *always*, I repeat ALWAYS read the description.

Good luck. 🇨🇮
Buckwheat
13 years ago
Just remember that you should always over bid. Nothing will give you "street cred" around here more than over bidding and winning at all cost. Make sure you post a question on if you should leave cello on or off of your cigars. That's always a good question that hasn't been debated too much.

"Cynicism is often a product of disappointed idealism--of naiveté being crushed by reality."
dstieger
13 years ago
http://www.cigarbid.com/Forum/c/posts/612357/p/14/NEWBIES-INFO-PLEASE-READ-v-2-1-3 

Price is per cigar only if the listing says that the auction is for a 'single'

The rest of the time, even QB's, the price you pay is the total for the pack that you are buying (5-pack, box, sampler, etc.)

As stated above, don't go by the picture - read the title AND the description, Even then, on rare occasions, there may be difference between title and description. When in doubt, call Customer Service. Ask first, think twice, bid last; no crying.
Plowboy221
13 years ago
What everbody else said, or you can bid like me, don't read anything just bid and set a ridiculous max bid. Guaranteed to win!!:-"
DrMaddVibe
13 years ago

Trying to making sure I understand all rules. Are bids is based off the price for one cigar? If you buy a quick buy vice bidding on a lot, is that quick buy price for a 5 pack/box or is it the price for each cigar? Again, I am new to it all. There are lot of nice cigars, just want to understand rules of road before I start bidding. Big Gip

Big Gip wrote:




Bids are placed on whatever is listed on the entire site.

Some people think it's just for individual items...it's not.

I've won over one million cigars every time I bid. Ask me how.

I'm going to need a credit card and verification number to make sure it's really you though.
cacman
13 years ago
Burn the credit card now and don't worry about the bidding.
tonygraz
13 years ago
Once you figure out what's up for bid, don't bid until you click on shipping to see how much more it will cost you. Then set what your shipping frequency is and the day if it's weekly. Once you start, you can expect to spend $ 50 to $200 a week or more. Better still, go to the gas station and get some flavored white owls- I hear that this is going to be a super year for the blueberry flavored ones.
Rut-Ro!
13 years ago

Trying to making sure I understand all rules. Are bids is based off the price for one cigar? If you buy a quick buy vice bidding on a lot, is that quick buy price for a 5 pack/box or is it the price for each cigar? Again, I am new to it all. There are lot of nice cigars, just want to understand rules of road before I start bidding. Big Gip

Big Gip wrote:




#-o
Numismaniac
13 years ago
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