DealDashReviews 4,499

It is true you have to have some time to spend, and some money to buy bids. However, I have won many things. I pace myself and watch what I am spending for bids added to the cost of the item. I will not spend more than half the retail. I have gotten many things for less than 1 dollar, and have seen other auctions go as cheaply. Sure, some bidders keep bidding long after common sense would allow, but if you watch what you are doing, you can get many things for good prices.

I just checked out deal dash for my 80 yr old mother because she kept seeing the commercials on TV. My experience was ridiculous! It ended up costing me a lot of money that I do not have! Luckily I was the one who did this and not her, considering she is on a low income! I was consistently shown as the higher bidder but my points would run out and you would have to buy more! This is we're a person could get ripped off because it continually keeps adding on ten seconds and never ends! I will NEVER use this site again!

Today was my first day trying dealdash.com It is now so bad actually, it's just very competitive. What i find very upsetting is their support system... it's horrible. I wrote to them 3 times today and they didn't reply at all. Also, on TV it says if you don't win, they give you your money back on the first item. I bid on an apple Ipad and lost 127 bids and they haven't given them back to me... I would like my bids back please... and a response from support.

I purchased th minimum amount of bids for $36 to see how it worked and if I would like it. They advertise money back... don't trust this statement. You do not get your money back. At least I didn't. I tried bidding and it is bogus. You have to have plenty of bids, thousands to get anywhere. Don't waste your time or money if you don't plan on spending hundreds. I did not win anything I bid on yet my money is gone. I guess I just donated $36 to keep this scam running.

It is indeed a genuine website because I myself have won quite a few products. But again, as another reviewer said, you need to have a lot of time and a lot of money because there is an increasing amount of headstrong people with deeper pockets who's ultimate motive is to win and not have a deal, and they will go to any extent just to win an auction. And NO they are not ROBOTS, they are just impossible people.

I also have some doubts about a MacBook that I won (yeah! I won a Macbook for $35 and spent about $100 worth bids) and it was delivered to me promptly from BestBuy (no complains there), the product was shipped end of May and delivered in June 2013. However to my surprise, when I checked the Macbook's 1 yr factory warranty on Apple's website using the computers serial number, it showed that my warranty is valid till Jan 2014! Where did 5 months go from the warranty? I use quite a bit of Apple products and they are very accurate about their Product warranty information so far. What I am wondering is that maybe Dealdash placed an order for a "re-furbished" Macbook to Bestbuy, because the warranty did tell me that the Macbook was not as new as of June 2013. It doesn't matter to me now because I sold that computer to get a higher config, but just wanted to point this out. As for genuinity, this website is indeed genuine. Go for smaller ticket products and you will be happy, and NO!, buying a humungous Bid Pack worth $500 dollars doesn't guarantee you a stellar win. I have seen people who have won 5000 Bid Pack dirt cheap, and then loosing all of it in a single auction (foolishly enough). You will have to play smart, and that requires plenty of spare time and sleepless nights and yes Patience which I don't think a lot of people have (including me). A word of wisdom- if you can spend this much money buying huge bid packs then you should probably go to amazon and buy the product at full retail, you will sleep well at night.

I tried deal dash to see what it was all about. I had a good experience at first bidding and winning on some items and being successful. Then I was blocked from winning items under $200, there is apparently a limit of 6 a week, which I was not aware of. So, I started bidding on larger purchase items, using bid buddy and the bid buddy kept refreshing and erasing my bids and bam, then the auctions would end and I lost all the bids I used due to some weird glitch on deal dash. I also had another issue which was when I tried to add more bids to my bid buddy, an error would come up saying "this auction is temporarily paused" and then it would restart and bam, lost again. So, I don't know if other people are having similar problems but after sitting for an entire day bidding on an item for my daughter and for these glitches to happen and I lost over 1200 bids and $200. I have contacted customer service twice with no response. I am extremely frustrated!

What a waste. I bought into the same bogus story everyone else did after viewing the tv commercial. If they limit your wins to 3 per week, just how did the old women on the commercial winmore than 100 items in her first month? I bid on an item for 36 hours straight. There's no way the person bidding against me had that many bids to waste on the item - unless it was someone on the inside. There wasn't a single break in their bidding. Just save yourself the time and money and frustration and use ebay. I couldn't be more upset with dealdash.

There are many penny auction sites on the web. Dealdash gives you an opportunity at great savings. There is a learning curve but the auctions are fair. Their customer service replies quickly and they also have contacted me by phone about their site and how to improve the experience. I have made some recommendations to them by email and one has already been enacted. Fron my 2 months using this site they have been responsive and looking for ways to make the experience more pleasant including a 100% money back start in the bidding.