Bid-up.tv

[Disbabe]

I made a great find last week when my sister told me about their web site. It's an auction site selling different things including limited edition Disney collectibles.
I have purchased 2 Pincel's - 1 Mickey Mouse series 2 Pincel which is 4 frames from the original 35mm film, a picture of the frames and a pin from WDW of mickey mouse. The 2nd Pincel was the same but with Pluto from Pluto's Jumper. They were both priced at £110 and I won the bid at £18 and £20 respectively. The cost for P+P is £6.95 and they deliver in 5 working days.
The best find was a Mickey through the years portfolio with 3 'cards' 24k gold plated limited to 1000 should have been £150 and I won it for £31 + £6.95!! I won 2 of them (made a mistake)!!
I couldn't believe it - the pincel's were both limited to 300.
I've always wanted to own an actual piece of film or cell of Disney and now I've got my wish!!
I've priced the cells up before and found them to be really expensive and couldn't justify the cost.

 

[KayleeUK]

I have watched this channel before, sounds like you have a couple of bargains

 

[TraceyL]

I've got a collection of the Bid Up Disney film cels ( 8 so far) and have paid between £16 and £40. They started out at being 'valued' at £90 each, limited to 100 in a series and costing £5 delivery. They're now 'valuing' them at up to £110 , 300 in a a series and p&p of £7. Have now got 3 of the pincels as well (Mickey, Minnie & Donald)

Still love them and they make a great display on the wall.

 

[AlisonB]

I keep looking at the website...it's a bit addictive isn't it? Especially as it doesn't cost anything to bid online!!

 

[Disbabe]

I have just received them through the post and they're great and have put bids in for some more.
It is very addictive bidding and I have fun bidding on stuff I don't really want, but don't bid too high that I get the goods!!

 

[TraceyL]

Careful how close to the winning amount you bid - you'll start getting call backs to be a 'replacement winner' when people start backing out of their bid or are unavailable when Bid-Up call them back. Don't forget - you can always say 'no' !

 

[michelle 1]

Be careful because they store your card details once youve made an initial payment and then when you 'win' a bid again they dont phone you they just debit your account and send you the goods! you dont get the option to back out.

 

[DisneyBB]

Unless it has changed, you have the choice to have someone phone you or to put in a pin number when bidding. If you use the pin number then they will automatically take your money. On the web site if you are a winning bidder then it will automatically take your money.