Deal Dash ... Legit ?

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That Fuking TV commercial is on like 100 times a day

get an IPad for $7.96, or whatever it is

Has to be BS
 

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Total bs..
 

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It Is Legit*

*-They tell you up from how it works. You need to be lucky as fuck for a bid to end on a low dollar amount. Bids strategically get raised very small increments. You pay for bids.
 

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You pay per ATTEMPT to BID... LOLOL.. and believe me... you don't win shit for 7.99
 

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I'll say no its not a "con" because if you go on the website they explain how it works very well, in great detail and even let you see how it works. Its an easy concept, just really bad for their "customers"

[h=2]How it works[/h]<article style="color: rgb(51, 51, 51); font-family: "Trebuchet MS", "Lucida Sans", "Lucida Grande", "Lucida Sans Unicode", Verdana, sans-serif;">

  1. [*=1]Each bid raises the price by $0.01.
    [*=1]The auction clock restarts from 10 seconds every time someone bids.
    [*=1]If no new bids are placed before the clock runs out, the last bidder wins.
    [*=1]Each bid costs up to 60¢ (currently on sale for 12¢!). This small fee makes the massive 95% off savings possible!
</article>
They pray on the stupid and desperate (like payday loan companies).
 
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I'll say no its not a "con" because if you go on the website they explain how it works very well, in great detail and even let you see how it works. Its an easy concept, just really bad for their "customers"

How it works

<article style="color: rgb(51, 51, 51); font-family: "Trebuchet MS", "Lucida Sans", "Lucida Grande", "Lucida Sans Unicode", Verdana, sans-serif;">

  1. [*=1]Each bid raises the price by $0.01.
    [*=1]The auction clock restarts from 10 seconds every time someone bids.
    [*=1]If no new bids are placed before the clock runs out, the last bidder wins.
    [*=1]Each bid costs up to 60¢ (currently on sale for 12¢!). This small fee makes the massive 95% off savings possible!
</article>
They pray on the stupid and desperate (like payday loan companies).

Nice people #%()
 

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I've won shit for dirt cheap. an IPAD went for about 150 bucks once that i was bidding on. no lie it took over 48 hours of bidding to finally end the auction. at one point at 4 am it was just me and one other person with auto bid on around 60$ that kept the auction alive. i haven't bought bids after that one time.
 
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I've won shit for dirt cheap. an IPAD went for about 150 bucks once that i was bidding on. no lie it took over 48 hours of bidding to finally end the auction. at one point at 4 am it was just me and one other person with auto bid on around 60$ that kept the auction alive. i haven't bought bids after that one time.

so the $150 was with the Bid amount in there ? or bottom line it was $150 +
 

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so the $150 was with the Bid amount in there ? or bottom line it was $150 +

you buy bids for 10 cents a pop. every bid makes the items price go up by 1 cents. so they made a stupid amount of money on the iPad from x amount of bids whatever the math is. but once the bidding ends the winner pays 150 bucks and gets the iPad
 

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I've won things on QBids it's the same concept as DD.
Its gambling.

you pay 50 cents a bid so they make $5 every time the price goes up 10 cents .

All auctions start at 1 cent.
So they make $50 for every dollar the price goes up.
So if they sells something for $100 but it's worth $1000 they make $5000
on bids plus the $100 the winning bidder pays for the $1000 iPad.

So they can gladly sell an iPad for $100 because they already collected 5k$ worth of bids
 

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Its a con I tried it for a little while. I got 2 gift cards worth 10 bucks for a penny and that as it. A Burger King and a Walmart card. When I saw 10 dollar gift cards going for 30 dollars that was it for me. I'm still trying to figure that one out. I emailed them about that but never got a answer. Same people everyday bidding on 5 and 6 items at the same time all day and all night long. Makes you wonder.
 

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Its a con I tried it for a little while. I got 2 gift cards worth 10 bucks for a penny and that as it. A Burger King and a Walmart card. When I saw 10 dollar gift cards going for 30 dollars that was it for me. I'm still trying to figure that one out. I emailed them about that but never got a answer. Same people everyday bidding on 5 and 6 items at the same time all day and all night long. Makes you wonder.

There is ZERO WONDERING easygoing... scam scam scam.. whothefk is gonna pay 30bucks!! ++++ to buy a gdam 10 dollar bullshit gift card!!!
It's not just the 30.00! Lol.. it's the 100 bids at .10 a piece!!
Lolol.. pathetic... how this isn't against the law I will never know
 
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A buddy of mine does it all the time for gift cards. He DE's t chase the electronics or anything though, that high demand crap. He said he will deposit $100 and win 6-10 $50 gift cards to restaurants. Not a bad idea but I've never spent the time.
 

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