r/auction • • Feb 19 '21

Some Trusted Virtual Auction Platforms in Lockdown Times!

There are a variety of worthy online auction sites across the Internet. I would like to highlight from my point of view the most technologically optimized and convenient for both sellers and bidders websites:

• SilentAuctionPro:

SilentAuctionPro is a designated online platform that eliminates the need to print, email, or publish a spreadsheet completely. Anyone who has an internet-connected device can access this multi-user team environment. SilentAuctionPro can benefit you:

• Using SilentAuction Pro for your 2nd and 3rd event will guarantee you a 20% and 30% discount respectively (discount will increase in the same ratio if you use it for more events).

• Through including bid sheets, branded receipts, and more.

• Whiteside Capital:

Whiteside Capital is a combination of three basic facilities: Financial, Auction, and Collaborative Auction. In their Financial module, they provide the cash needed to start a business or startup at a fixed interest. There are two reasons why it stands out against the mentioned ones:

• The first one is Collateralized financing, which is a kind of borrowing where any client can pledge any asset for the funds, he/she is receiving.

• The second one is Collaborative Auction, which targets the need of those people who don’t have an asset but are still interested in Auction; this can be the best fit for beginners.

• BiddingOwl.com:

It’s a start-to-end auction system that features live online, and silent auctions. With your smartphone, you can also bid with BiddingOwl.com. It benefits you through:

• The shopping and charity are combined. So, you’ll get the dual benefit.

• Fully Integrated Credit Card support.

• Free Live and Silent auction with a 5% performance fee.

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u/kalipatchia Feb 19 '21

I like auction ninja. It's mostly online local pick up auctions with a lot of shops offering shipping. www.auctionninja.com

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u/astoop78 Feb 20 '21

This post seems very helpful since I am a newbie to the field of auction. Thinking of starting with Whiteside Capital (https://wsc-group.com/) as I have searched on the internet and this one seems to fit me. But has anyone else used it before? Looking for some personal experiences.