DealDashReviews 4,496

My experience with DealDash has been fabulous. I'm treated like a Queen. My questions are answered promptly and courteously. You feel great when you're a winner and DealDash gives you so many auctions to win and feel good about it. It's important to start out with enogh bids to win small and then go up the ladder. The commercials on TV are true. You can win often just what you want. I love DealDash. It cheers me up on dark days. Huge kudos for DealDash!

I checked out the FAQ of this site before I started bidding and no where did it say that you will be reimbursed if you spend all your bids. The only way you can 'bid' on this site is to 'buy bids'. I paid $60.00 worth. Now underneath each photo of the product you're bidding on it has the price of the item and if you buy it outright you'll get 'this many bids back', because the FAQ did not say I would have to spend more money for the pleasure of bidding more once my bought bids ran out, I just assumed that once my bids ran out that because I did not win the product that my bids would be refunded. If this is what you are thinking too, you're wrong.

THIS IS A SCAM! Save your dollars and go to a site where you don't have to 'buy bids'. I'm sure each one of you can think of at least one popular site right off the top of your head.

Look at it this way... you go to a flea-market with the intention of buying something. Some flea-markets you don't have to pay to go inside, others you have to pay anywhere from $1.00 to $10.00 to get in.

Would you think the person running the flea-market a decent man or a scam artist if he told you that you can not spend one penny on any of the items at any of the vendor's tables unless you buy 'this many tickets for $60.00' and then added, if someone else buys the products you're interested in you're out of luck you don't get your sixty bucks back (or however much you gave for the 'pleasure' of shopping there). Of course you would call him a scam artist and warn everyone about him.

No one can tell me that this is not deliberate. If it wasn't deliberate, then this auction site would have the fact that once your bought bids run out you have to pay more, IN their FAQ or preferably on top of their home page in bold letters so NO ONE would miss it and everyone would know what they are getting into.

In their FAQ they say they are 'fair & honest' and 'if you don't win you'll get your bids back for a second chance' well I didn't win because I ran out of bids and I did NOT get my bids back.

I have been using Deal Dash since Sept. Winning some, losing some, using the option to Buy It Now (BIN) and getting my bids back on something I really want.
I have been lucky to get a 39" LED TV for only $12.75 and a Applebees $25 gift card for $. 76 and those prices include the bids I used. You have to use common sense and restraint not to go crazy and overbid. I have seen that happen too ofter.
I invite friends to try Deal Dash but to be careful on how to bid.

I called in for a refund due to my error,
Kim was very understanding to my concerns and kept me calm when I thought I was doomed she assured me she could fix my issue and that she did all while being very at tentative and kind throughout the entire time till she completed the correction I had made, Kim is an asset to your company I wish there were more CSR, s in the world that would mimic her knowledge of conducting a pleasant call all in the name of resolution which is all the customer wants 10 thumbs up to Kim thank you for all your understanding.

My experience was:
* i joined and spent $21 on 60 bids
* i amazingly "won" 4 auctions for $10 gift cards (Burger King, Dunkin Donuts etc) for less than 10 cents
* i "won" an auction for 60 bids for $5.40
* i started looking for deals on stuff I wanted, figuring "what the heck, if I don't win, i'll pay full price". I identified a cordless phone set from Panasonic
* I spent all 90 of my bids on that item, and did not win it

So: to summarize:
* I spent $21 + $5 = $26
* i "won" $ 40 worth of gift cards
* I realized it was a worthless waste of time and money and stopped before giving them another penny.

NOTE 1 -- their "if their full price" were legit, I would use this site still. But you can *ALWAYS* find the same exact product on Amazon for 10-20% less. Their price is what I would call FULL RETAIL, which noone ever pays. So yeah, you can bid until you are blue in the face, and then pay FULL PRICE and get all of those bids back --- but you are paying WELL OVER FAIR MARKET PRICE

NOTE 2 - an auction for something worth $100 that sells even for $20 (great deal) takes 4 hours + to finish. (bids come in at, generally, 9 second intervals once the auction "settles in"). I don't know about you, but my time is move valuable that that.

ALL penny auctions are scam. I spend $80 on bidding. And got nothing. This was cruse vacation to Bermudas. They do not send You anything. When I call. You must go on sum websides to claim prize. No ticket no voucher YOU WON ZERO. I see now ads on TV. Showing actors who telling everybody like they won computer for $10. Mixer worth $350 for $10. This is all lie. Big lie. And will take You all day to bid item. You must stay home and do not work. Im suprise nobody shut down this auctions. Try to bid. A penny every time You bid will take You forever. And nobody ever won something worth $300 for $10. Why because people bid until item get to original price. Better go to the store. Have bad experience. STAY AWAY. SCAM.