Sky Auction

[angelbabycld24]

I have recently discovered this site called Skyauction. I have noticed that some people who bid on vacations and cruises and such win these things for only 1 to 10 dollars. Now I am the type of person who believes that if something sounds to good to be true then its not true. How is it that someone could win a vacation for 10 dollars. Who makes money off of your biddings? Is there any hidden fees and such? And when you win a vacation when do you have to pay the money?
Thank you to whom ever can answer my question.

 

[hockey mom]

If you click on a certain auction they will list exactly what extra fees are involved. For example I have a 2 bedroom condo at Silver lake booked( a week)and my total price was $261. Breakdown is $51 for the auction(ready, set, go),$195 service charge and $15 document fees. Still a great price. Once you wil the auction they charge the CC you leave on file.

 

[CPM]

Even with the fees, it can be a great deal! My best deal was a one bedroom at Cypress point Grand Villas for only $232.00 TOTAL for a week!
The condos theest deals. I never can understand why people bid so much on the hotel rooms. Some day I'll get teh guts to book a cruise on Skyauction, they look like great deals too.

 

[HeatherC]

We, too, love SkyAuction. Have used them a few times for Orlando and have been very happy. When you consider you can get a 1200-1500 square foot villa for under $300 for the ENTIRE WEEK, why would I stay anywhere else. Plus all these places were under 10 minutes to Disney World parking lots!! Great deals, just read the fine print carefully.

Heather C

 

[sln88]

we are using Skyauction for the 5th time this fall! I got the Hilton Grand Vacation Club for $265 for the week. The best auctions are usually the ready, set, go.

The daily rentals that they have are usually not as great of a deal, and the cruises are so-so.

Just remember, you can't cancel.