Dubli's completed auctions - the past 495 days
Completed auctions as per 28 November 2009 - rough (but not too rough) numbers:
(see reference links below, check & do the math yourself)
US Xpress: ± 5000
US Unique Bid: ± 800
EU Xpress: ± 900
EU Unique Bid: ± 1100
Total US completed auctions = 5800
Total EU completed auctions = 2000
Total Dubli Worldwide completed auctions = 7800
==> this means: at most 7800 users globally have actually won an auction (but as we can see - in the links below - there are many identical usernames mentioned as winners over and over again, so the true number of real auction-winning/buying users is less than 7800)
EU auctions started on 10 July 2008 = ± 16.5 months ago = ± 495 days
==> total EU auctions: 2000 ==> 2000/495 = 4.04 auctions per day - for Europe - on average
US auctions started on 4 October 2008 = ± 13.5 months ago = ± 405 days
==> total US auctions: 5800 ==> 5800/405 = 14.32 auctions per day - for North America - on average
Dubli EU + Dubli US combined = total of 7800 completed auctions in 495 days
==> 7800/495 = 15.76 auctions per day - globally - on average
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References:
US Xpress: ± 5000
see all completed US Xpress auctions here:
http://us.dubli.com/index.php?cid=xpress.ended&items_per_page=100&page=50
50 pages of 100 items = 5000 items at most (as per 28 November 2009)
US Unique Bid: ± 800
see all completed US Unique Bid auctions here:
http://us.dubli.com/index.php?cid=unique-bid.ended&items_per_page=100&page=8
8 pages of 100 items = 800 items at most (as per 28 November 2009)
EU Xpress: ± 900
see all completed EU Xpress auctions here:
http://eu.dubli.com/index.php?cid=xpress.ended&items_per_page=100&page=9
9 pages of 100 items = 900 items at most (as per 28 November 2009)
EU Unique Bid: ± 1100
see all completed EU Unique Bid auctions here:
http://eu.dubli.com/index.php?cid=unique-bid.ended&items_per_page=100&page=11
11 pages of 100 items = 1100 items at most (as per 28 November 2009)
Note 1:
I've been generous in my calculations:
There's actually more days than the 495 and 405 I have used, and on page 50 of the completed-US-Xpress-auctions there's way less than 100 auctions.
So: the total number of completed auctions is actually less than the 7800 I used, the total number of days since the beginning of the auctions is actually more than the 495 and 405 I used
==> this means that the number of completed auctions per day is actually less than my stated results.
Note 2a:
Dubli's "unique visitors":
Dubli’s “unique visitors” number per month for the past 12 months of Oct 2008 - Oct 2009 can be found as follows:
Register for free at siteanalytics.compete.com, and find that Dubli.com’s highest “unique visitor” number was 74,381 in the month of December 2008 (just after the US launch).
Since then it has been slowly getting less and less till just under 47,000 in October 2009 (but with a short-lived spike up to 72,482 during the launch of the Dubli-us webmall.
see this (bigger) jpg screenshot: http://i48.tinypic.com/2cxiyw9.jpg:
And as you can see the Unique visitors number for the dublinetwork.com site (for the "Business Associates") has been fairly constant and hovering around 10,000.
No sight anywhere of “millions” of customers/users, nor of “tens of thousands” B.A.’s (as I’ve read some BA’s claims for Germany alone already)
Note 2b:
Unique visitors Dubli-US vs. Dubli-EU and a popular Dubli-Partner site vs. a popular Dubli-BA site:
Here’s a split-up of the Dubli-US and Dubli-EU numbers:
http://i50.tinypic.com/5tz1xv.jpg:
It shows Dubli-EU is pretty much dead and has been for quite a while.
And here are the numbers for possibly the most well-known & popular Dubli-Partner site, that of Jordin Sparks: jordinsparkscharities.com; just out of curiousity compared to the figures for dublieagles.com which is the main site for “America’s leading team of DubLi Business Associates”:
http://i47.tinypic.com/2w5ngo1.jpg:
We see some spikes up to 2,000 but mostly the numbers are below 1,000 Unique visitors per month.
Again, not very impressive at all.
Dubli, what’s happening?
Where’s the "Dubli Tsunami"?
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