Dubli Review:

Dubli is essentially the creation of Danish Networking guru, Michael Hansen, a man who has been associated with shady business tactics in the past. Dubli is marketed through a German Internet server that provides people with an online MLM program that utilizes the reverse auction concept integrated with a business opportunity.

The program functions in a similar way to eBay by integrating three types of auctions in addition to several different ways by which to bid on an item. These include Xpress bidding, Zero bidding, and Unique bidding.

"Xpress" bidding enables the bidder to purchase at their preferred price, which unlike typical online auctions; starts from the highest bid instead of the lowest. When someone clicks on "Show Price", it drops by 25 cents. If the price is right, the individual can simply purchase the item, however each time the "Show Price" button is clicked, there is a cost of 80 cents.

"ZerO" bidding is similar to Xpress bidding in that the selling price starts from the highest, however, with this bidding system, you can't purchase the product at the displayed price, but instead have to be the last bidder to click on "Show Price". Each click costs the usual 80 cents, but you will win the auction so long as you are the last bidder. Although this system is a bit more complex and makes it difficult to win an auction, you have the possibility of successfully attaining the item for just a few bids of 80 cents.

"Unique" bidding enables the bidder with the lowest bid to win the auction, but only if the bid is the lowest, and only if you are the only one who has bid that "unique" amount. This can be a very attractive method because people have a chance to win items for a fraction of the retail price.

The main task of Dubli business associates is to seek out the purchasing power of new customers and distribute the revenue across the Dubli network in the form of a recurring income.

DubLi essentially combines a shopping portal with a network marketing distribution model that provides entrepreneurs with the opportunity to earn a piece of the outgoing revenue stream from a growing Internet company. It seems that opportunities like this are most effective when the concept has never been practiced before, however companies like eBay have already established a market, having learned from the market highs and lows, economic changes, and various product trends, and it is unlikely that Dubli could replace or even compete with the current victors.