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Ben’s Bargains Reviews Summary
Ben’s Bargains has a rating of 2.4 stars from 11 reviews, indicating that most customers are generally dissatisfied with their purchases. Ben’s Bargains ranks 215th among Coupons sites.
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I check this website daily and find the information is reliable. It is occasionally out dated but that occurs when deals have expired or quantities are depleted. Be sure to open the filter and uncheck the "Show Expired Deals" box to ensure you are getting only current deals!
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Not sure what all the cry babies on here are upset about, never had a bad experience with Ben's bargains. Maybe they should give the bad reviews to the actual company they are buying the products from.
I always loved this place, but after my experience today, I will NOT be back unless I hear that they let the creepy old man "security guard" go. I was there shopping with my mom and little girl when he approached us and began harassing us about needing to put things back where they go because "we grown!" First off, that place is far from organized and I wouldn't know where anything went to begin with, secondly my mom and I had two full carts of things we were about to purchase and we just walked out and left them. Most importantly, WHO CARES! Unless we were shoplifting, he should not have even approached us. That guy needs to go! He's more worried about sticking than shoplifting. Unreal!
They post Fake Deals on their website. They show wrong Retails almost 2-5 times higher than original retail so you be fool and buy the item clicking the link. They get the commission and you buy a product which is already at the Regular price or sale price by vendor.
If you email them about Fake Retail price they will de-activate your profile.
Try Slickdeals.net at least they don't show Fake Retails.
It hurts my eyes to even use this site since it was redesigned years ago. I use to be my go-to site and loved it when it first started, now I don't even go there, there are better sites.
They repeatedly post the same items every couple of days and when you try to point out a better deal for the same item you are flagged as some sort of spammer.
Ben's Bargains is a good looking site, but is very limited to its so called bargains. Most postings are from sites that pay Ben's for a posting and or sale. You can earn Ben's credits for posting comments, Ben's states they adding a reward program, but they have been saying this for some time, ( years) I feel they do not want to share any profits. A better site is Fat Wallet, they also work in the same way by making money on there postings, but unlike Ben's they have a reward program that works.
Last Most of Ben's postings are late in coming, all are at Fat Wallet hours if not days before it might be posted at Ben's.
This is my opinion only. Thanks for reading.
Another great deal of the day site. This is where I was able to find a great deal to purchase my dell laptop at a very good price from a reputable retailer that advertises with the site... Make sure you check the site several times a day as they add deals all day long...
Too messy! Take it easy. Try not to throw every offer at people. Most will just get deterred by the busy screen and leave. Try sponsoring one item in a hot zone (where people look first) then a few more on the page. The rest should go to categories on the main page. Make those categories simple don't have HUGE navigation bars. savecreatively.com is a great example of some of these principles.
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