How to credit check your auction bidders.

How to credit check your auction bidders.

I you are someone who sells in internet auctions as a source of
income, then there are services that you need to be aware of, one such
service is DeadbeatBuster.Com.

DeadbeatBuster gives you as a seller the capability of checking the
credit history of the people bidding in your auctions. It is not an
overall credit history but a specific credit history of how they have
performed as buyers in internet auctions.

By simply pasting the user names of your bidders into a form and
clicking the submit button, you can instantly receive the performance
history of the people who may win your item.

If the bidder has a history of not paying, also known as a deadbeat
bidder, it will show up in your report. If the bidder has a history
of bouncing checks, taking 30 days to pay, sending abusive email, or
psychotic stalking, you will know about it.

By knowing which of your bidders have been a problem to others in the
past, you will know which of your bidders are likely to be a problem
for you.

Even on auction sites that provide a feedback mechanism, you can not
rely on it. Most people are afraid to leave bad feedback because they
know that they will get bad feedback in retaliation, whether they
deserve it or not.

By using DeadbeatBuster, if one of your bidders has a history of being
a deadbeat, you will know about it ahead of time, before your auction
ends. By using DeadbeatBuster, and your ability to cancel a bid, you
can ensure that a bidder without a history of problems is the bidder
that wins your auction.

By credit checking your bidders you will have an absolute advantage as
a seller. You will save both time and money, and the deadbeats will
prey on your competition instead of on you.

For more information please go to http://www.DeadbeatBuster.Com


* DeadbeatBuster is a Trademark of Digital Robotics Inc. All rights
reserved. DeadbeatBuster should be considered part of an overall
strategy to reduce bad sales. Please read the DeadbeatBuster FAQ for
more specific information.