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discoinferno | 19:23 Fri 09th Mar 2007 | How it Works
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pls can someone explain how it works?

thanx!
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Suppliers bid to provide a product or service to an organisation, in response to a clear specification written by the organisation that wants to buy. The lowest bidder wins.
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ok, thanx, so when it relates to footie tickets its saying offer a little price and the one with the smallest will get the tickets for that amount?
No - you ask several different people to sell you the footie tickets at a price they must quote. You then buy them from the lowest offerer.
What you are describing doesn't sound like a reverse auction. Maybe you are talking about one of those versions of a lottery where people bid by paying good money for a service and the lowest UNIQUE bid wins. So a valuable car maybe worth �10k is offered and people in their thousands bid a few pounds, but maybe the person that bid �21 was the only person bidding �21 so he gets the car. The promoter makes his money many times over from the dumb punters who all piled in low, and got nothing. THAT'S a lottery.

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