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Should the "Fixed Price Bots" be separated from Real BidBots?

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Published: 31 Mar 2019 › Updated: 31 Mar 2019Should the "Fixed Price Bots" be separated from Real BidBots?

Should the "Fixed Price Bots" be separated from Real BidBots?

Non Auction Bots with min/max ROI limits cannot seriously be called bidbots. After testing about all of them, some of them are almost pure "Buy Now" Bots, and some of them have voting % down in the 80s - Bad Math!

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We too can turn on settings to sell upvotes for SteemUnits at what they are worth, maybe that is a much better revenue model for our delegators - people get exactly what they pay for, and there is no auction-factor left.

Were is the fun in that? - It is more fun to hear the scream of a customer who just trippled his investment in his own post using Booster.

How to use Booster BidBot?

  • Go to http://booster.ink to see current and past round valued in STEEM (STEEM is very important)
  • Bid, say 40 STEEM by sending that to @Booster with Link/URL to your Post in the MEMO and wait for next round to start.
  • If you bid high from the beginning, you scare away others, and chances for you to get a 68 STEEM upvote is pretty high.

Someone contacted us with a success story using affiliate programs in his trending blog, using BIDBOTS + BuyNow Bots had really helped him make it possible. I hope he gets a lot of competition as people wake up and realize what wonderful opportunities that here lay.

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