Bidding in Swoopo on a Global Auction makes the percentage to win harder as bidders in every country can bid on that exactly same auction. This means the auction runs in 6 different Global Swoopo Auction Symbol countries. You can check if an auction is a Global Auction if the symbol at the right is displayed on an auction page.

Bidding in Swoopo is done at different times, meaning bidders in the United States are competing against bidders in Germany and Austria, and the Spanish are competing against the Canadians. So don’t listen to so-called “Swoopo Experts” who claim that you can just stay up really late at night and win on Swoopo. This is not true. Why? It’s because your “really late at night” isn’t the same as bidders in the UK. But there are certain times of the day and days of the week that are better than others. How do we know this? It’s by auction data.

Yes, this data make the difference. I had a team of researchers comb through thousands of auction results to find trends. They looked at the winners and the losers, the final auction prices and the winning item. Also, they looked at the time of day and day of the week for every single auction.

Now the best times to bid can be found on the following table:

Remember that all the times are given on a 24 hour clock. So 1:00am is 01:00 and 4:00pm is 16:00 and so on. It shows that the better times of the day to bid and win is between 9-11am and 10pm to midnight US Pacific Time. That would be up to 80% savings.

For the best days of the week, we have:

As you will notice, the best day of the week to bid on Swoopo is Sunday, which is a rest day. Thursday, Friday and Saturday are also good days to bid, while Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday are the very worst days. Remember that the lesser the number of online users, the higher chances of winning your target auction. I hope these data helps the next time you bid in Swoopo. This concludes our discussion on the best time to bid on Swoopo. Good luck and enjoy your auctions.

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