Sellers run live sudden death auctions. A lot opens at the stated start price. Each bid must be at least the stated increment above the current bid.
Each lot has a countdown. A new bid tops the clock back up (so the auction only ends when bidding truly stops). The countdown shown is driven by the server; the server's timing decides the winner, not what any one screen shows.
When the clock reaches zero, the highest bid is accepted and the contract of sale is made at that moment, at the bid price. Payment is taken by the method on file. The in app record is the receipt. Your right to cancel after winning is explained in the Refunds and Returns policy.
Strictly banned: shill bidding (sellers or their associates bidding to inflate price), bid manipulation, coordinated bidding rings, and any interference with the bidding software. Breaking these rules means removal and, where appropriate, reporting to authorities.
Payment is taken the instant the hammer falls, from the card on your account. If the card is declined the order is cancelled at once and the item goes back up for sale. If your bank asks you to approve the payment you have about 90 seconds to do so; after that the order is cancelled in the same way. Failed payments count against your account, and repeated failures lead to bidding restrictions or removal.
Sellers must show the actual item on camera where practicable. Mystery and blind lots must be clearly labelled as such before bidding opens. Sellers may not cancel a live lot after bidding has started except for genuine error, which is logged and reviewed.
Price and savings claims must be genuine and evidenced: no invented "was" prices, no fake stock counts, no false urgency. Film your stock and yourself, not members of the public: streams must not capture identifiable bystanders. Breaching UK advertising standards (CAP Code) is a breach of these rules.
Sellers are responsible for their own tax. As a UK digital platform, Biddurs collects seller identification details (UTR or company number) and reports seller earnings to HMRC where the law requires. See the Seller Terms.
The server's bid log is the authoritative record of every auction and is used to resolve disputes.
Contact: support@biddurs.com