DealDash

I have been using Deal Dash for 5 years now. Was much easier to win items when i started compared to now. Many new people joining it seems like daily which ups the competition. Also many times throughout the day there seems to be fewer auctions, which also does not help. There are also about 30 or 40 bidders with very deep pockets that seem to take turns winning the good items. You really have to watch how much your bidding on an auction and do not get caught up in the action or you can lose a lot of money.

Wish there was more lower priced items to be won once in a while. The same things keep repeating themselves. Like the S3.00 bid cap. Don't hear back on very many you will be notified items. Would rather see smaller free bids with shorter bid time rather than taking weeks to get larger ones. I have stopped using all other bid sites because of the free shipping. I just bid less often and more conservatively now. But will keep playing until of if I find a better site.

I have had very good luck with winning items on DealDash. I have won over 300 dollars in gift cards plus a camera, coffee pot and a cobra cb radio. NOW I took time prior to bidding to read the FAQ, check out reviews on the web and watched auctions for about a week before I placed my first bid. Once the mad Christmas rush started I stepped back a bit. Like anything you have to do your homework and take time to know what your doing. I love Deal dash and there will be a couple of happy people at my house for the holidays this year.

This site is definitely not for me. No doubt, i am sure you could get some great deals, but after being a member for months and probably wasting several hours on bidding, i have yet to win a single auction even by following their tips. I much prefer sites like Amazon or eBay since you don't have to throw away a whole half a day clicking your mouse. Also, as a mother of 2 young boys, i can't say i have much time to sit around and watch a timer tick down. Don't get me wrong, if you have had luck getting great deals... good for you, but personally i am just going to use my remaining bids just to I never have to re-visit this site again!

Have enjoyed DD for 2+years. Thought the new limits of one per week would be better, but it is not, since no total weekly winnings have been discontinued. The same people bid on everything available, and makes it very hard to win. Also, you can depend on these same ones to start bid when it's just below $5.00 bid entry, and people have invested lots of bids. I am going to take the "cure" for awhile, as spending $ on deal dash is now harder than winning at the casino. Thanks for a good run - Did win a few nice items when I first started, and all were of very good quality.

Nice case if the zippers worked, however they do not, brand spank'in new. I paid good money for it! I'm really am disappointed. You would think for the kind of money their asking you would at least receive a product that works. Suggestion, maybe Wilson&Miller start using metal zippers instead of plastic (JUNK) zippers that would be great. I really believe Deal Dash is a first class site if you take the time to understand what your doing and dont flip out like me lol

What a scam! Let's start with the hook; DealDash does "sell" items at below MSRP. Now here's the part where they make their money; some of these "Auctions" can literally take days for an item to sell. Let's look at how it works, the price of an item goes up $0.01 every 10 seconds, that's $0.06/min but DD gets $1.20/min. Let's just use a full 24 hour sale. In 24 hours DD charges bid fees in the amount of $1,728 no matter who the bidders are. During that same period the "sales" price rose to only $86.40. An item that "sells" for $800 would take almost 10 days to complete the auction. In a real auction there are no bid fees so if someone bids higher it doesn't cost you a thing. That's a fair auction, DealDash is a variation of the well known Pyramid Scheme. Do the extra math, numbers do not lie.

In my experience auctions are far from fair or honest. The past winners info lures the bidder in but the actual amount needed to produce a winning bid is MUCH higher. As an experiment I entered 25-30 auctions, and at least 90% of the time the bidding reached totals 2-3 times the average amount required to win earlier auctions for the same item. New bidders seem to pop up out of nowhere when it seems like you are close to a successful outcome. Seems likely that bot bidding is going on.