Flogit4u has been championed by the National Press once again – this time for being the preferred option for people looking to buy quality designer items for prices that are lower than on the High Street.
A Sunday Times article on beating the credit crunch by going online outlined the best places to save money on the internet. Flogit4u was named as the best site for snapping up designer bargains and for helping our customers achieve the best price for their goods.

Posted on 27th October 2008 by Craig
A deathly silence fell over the Flogit4u office this week as Karen completed the Coke/Pepsi Diet/Standard Max/Zero Taste Challenge. Following minutes of taunts, goading and challenge from Nick, Karen was persuaded to sit down to five cups of fizzy juice and correctly guess which was which. Below:

The Taste Challenge was the culmination of months of dedicated research from Karen although she admitted that she was ill prepared for the “Diet” specimens. This lack of training cost Karen dear as she stumbled to defeat against her chief disbeliever and purveyor of the carbonated treats, Nick.
Posted on 7th October 2008 by Craig
eBay’s continuing battle against online stores like Amazon and Kelkoo gained momentum this week with a new tool designed to pull shoppers towards the online auction giant. eBay executives are increasingly looking at ways to draw customers away from other online shopping sites – the most recent example being their push on “Buy it Now” and “fixed Price” sales. Already questions have been raised as to whether making eBay similar to these other stores will ultimately see the auction house loosing its identity and becoming yet another store bustling for prominence in an overcrowded market.
Thankfully eBay’s latest weapon in the battle does exactly what it has continued to do since its inception; develop a quirky and original tool that will keep shoppers aware of the savings that can be made by using the online auction house and giving instant comparisons with other stores. The “Browser Highlighter” released this week is a downloaded tool that creates an icon on the tool bar on Explorer or Firefox. When the icon is selected the browser window becomes an interactive price compare tool, simply click on the “Compare on eBay” link that sits alongside the search results to be directed to the correct auction page. More impressive is the options for pages that don’t have the icon such as Amazon or Kelkoo. Highlight the products name and the same “Compare on eBay” logo pops up offering links to auctions where that item is being sold.
This will be an excellent time saving device for regular eBay shoppers, but – perhaps most crucially – will serve as an instant access to eBay for non-users. The browser directs towards fixed price items and auctions giving users even more options to buy and sellers an even larger market for their goods.
Posted on 2nd October 2008 by Craig
News of Flogit4u’s ability to save our customers money during the current credit crisis is spreading fast.
Click on the link below to read a recent article from The Times.
http://women.timesonline.co.uk/tol/life_and_style/women/the_way_we_live/article4805274.ece
Posted on 2nd October 2008 by Craig
Staying on the subject of hurtling round a track at breakneck speeds, Flogit4u will be in partnership with the Premier Motorsport motorcycle race team competing in the British Supersport Championship.Posted on 2nd September 2008 by Fergus
With David Coulthard retiring from Formula 1 at the end of this season, the UK needs another chisel jawed daredevil to challenge other countries and manufacturers for tenth place in every Grand Prix. How hard can it be? Round and round a track, champagne celebration and then playboy lifestyle for 10 months of the year (but “only” for five days a week for the other two months, when you’re “working”).
The main stumbling block to all of us budding race drivers is the vehicle – the skills, fearless attitude and willingness to be paid obscene amounts of money are all there, but the car is way out of reach….or is it?
Flogit4u are selling a Formular 1 car, yes, a bona fide car that was once thrown around a track at breakneck speeds by Jarno Trulli when he raced with Jordan Honda. All you have to do is click HERE and following the bidding instructions and in less than a week you will be one step closer to a boyhood dream.
The British press has already picked up on this amazing auction – click here to see the latest article on the UK’s most popular online auction site!
Maybe you have no interest in becoming a worldwide superstar, but would just like the car to drive around in. Perhaps you’re bored of paying for parking spaces in the city centre and would rather drive under the barrier. Maybe you’d like to out-accelerate a boy racer at the lights and cruise off down the street in smug satisfaction.Personally, I’d like screech to a halt on the Kwik-Fit forecourt and see how long it takes them to change the tyres.
Happy Bidding!!!!
Posted on 5th July 2008 by Craig
Manolo Blahnik, Jimmy Choo and Blumarine are on the tip of everyone’s lips this week with the release of the hotly anticipated Sex and the City film.
Sickeningly, the girls seem to spend the majority of the time in bars sipping Cosmopolitans with the spoils of a heavy day shopping scattered around their table. Unfortunately, the majority of us don’t have the expendable income of the girls to feed our lavish shoe and bag habits and need to find alternative means to get top designer labels for less….And I don’t mean getting Mr Big to buy them for you.
Check out these Jimmy Choo sandals on eBay at the moment with four days to go – Probably not the most comfortable pair of shoes for trawling around shops in, but paired with your LBD for an evening sipping Cosmos in Sushi Samba 7 they would be absolutely perfect.
Carrie would be falling over her Blahnik’s to get her hands on this totally cute Alice McCall dress. With oversized buttons and pretty, floaty shape it’s ideal for a hot summer in the city.
Now, this may be a controversial choice, but going by the old adage that “one good turn deserves another”, why not fork out for a little gift for your other half like this stunning Technomarine watch and reap the benefits next time you drop subtle hints about that pair of adorable heels that are just out of your price range…
Finally, if things go well with your Mr Big then you may be hunting around for a wedding dress. Shop for your perfect designer gown – and bridesmaid dresses – at flogit4u.com. If you prefer popping corks to popping the question this wine fridge would be right up your street – with space for 150 bottles is there any reason for you and the girls to leave the house?
Posted on 30th May 2008 by Karen
eBay delivered another blow to bricks-and-mortar auction houses this week when it was announced that paintings by Damien Hirst were to be sold online by the charity, War Child, set up in 1993 to help children affected by conflict.
The pieces were created by Hirst for the very purpose of bankrolling War Child if it encountered any financial strife. The charity is now facing a deficit and the directors have taken the decision to sell the pieces on eBay.
Some art commentators have been taken aback by the decision to sell works by respected artists online, especially since the same charity sold another piece by Hirst online last year for £4500 and a few months later sold a similar piece in an Italian auction house for £20,000. Making art available to a wider audience seems insignificant if there’s a £15,000 drop involved.
If an independent auction room in Italy can command that kind of sales, why isn’t the charity turning to Sotheby's or Christies to help them raise the money? After all, London is the home of Hirst, it’s rich in Hedge Fund bankers keen to bolster their collections with good art that holds its price and wont be affected by an economic downturn.
The difference in commission rates could be one reason for the charity turning their back on the auction houses. It seems that the rates – even the special charity commission rates offered by Sotheby's and Christies – pale compared to the low percentage that eBay will take for a charity auction. We won’t even get into the percentage that is lumped onto the sale price that the buyers have to pay…25% in the case of Sotheby's.
Some argue that the marketing expertise flouted by the large auction houses would attract far more buyers than eBay could ever muster and that a dedicated team could have the most important collectors rushing for their Oyster card just by mentioning “Brit Art”. But they forget about the massive amount of forums, blogs and chat rooms dedicated to eBay; an army of marketers working for free.
It could be that War Child want to open up the art market to everyone, stop the rich from snapping up all of these one-off pieces in dusty, exclusive auction houses and give the global public the opportunity to own a piece of modern fine art. Personally, I think they may have seen the piece by Banksy sold on eBay a few months ago for over £200,000….
Sometimes auctions speak louder than words.
Click Here to see the Hirst pieces go under the hammer on eBay.
Posted on 28th May 2008 by Craig
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