DealDash – How it works and Tips on this Online Auction
DealDash – How it works and Tips on this Online Auction
After much debate, I decided to check out and review @DealDash – the online auction where you pay to bid for items. I go through the page and show you what to look for when bidding. I am not getting paid for this review. Use your own judgement in using this online auction site https://geni.us/Q8pfj1 #review #auction #dealdash .
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So what happens if you need help? I don’t see anyway to contact them if you need help with something.
This video should be 10 seconds long as say "this is a scam "
Wait when it passes the ten seconds someone else pops up
I will never pay to bid. I go to many live auctions.
total scam i can’t believe this is in operation where is our Government dong something to protect us
Looking for refrigerator with window on the door. It seems too complicated!
You should review bidpanther for dealdash. I like the free tool and thinking about the paid version. Maybe you can review it??
they are thieves total scam really i have account and i know they took my money registration without my consent
I’m still a bit confused on how this app works. So to win do you have to be the highest bidder or just the last person to place a bid in 10 seconds?
Don’t join this bid crap. It is a scam. SCAM… Prices posted on this app are way overpriced then they have a option to just pay online for the item. But it cost more to buy it on this app then on Amazon or any other store. It a black hole don’t do it.
This is absolutely a scam. Why is the FBI not investigating?
When you say ‘somebody’, don’t you realise the company has their own bots bidding on items to continuously push the prices up ? This whole site is a complete scam. Sure, they allow a few items to go through without their bot intervention but you’re truly naive to think this is a kosher organisation.
Deal dash….the whole sistem is a scam.
Scam don’t waste your time
I’m trying it out and I have found that high end items are not going for $30 they are being bid up so high they are close to the price the site says they are worth. People will win crappy gift cards or items no one wants like a gravy spoon. I wouldn’t say it’s a scam but I have yet to find it worth my precious time. Only reason why I tried it is because I There’s a money back guarantee on your first bid pack. I’m sure I’ll be refunding cuz I doubt I’ll win anything I actually want.
Enespañol
i was looking for a app to save money this sure is not it…..
Is anyone else more confused after watching this video, he was jumping from point to another without explaining anything properly.
They should call it rip dash I wouldn’t get within 100 miles of this obvious scam outfit. They’ve been around for a long time because there’s an endless supply of fools.
This game is rigged and it’s in favor of the VIPs who get tons of free bids from James and his cohorts. How does that help Dealdash you ask? The VIPs have won all this stuff many times over and are likely playing for fun and taking the bid exchange option instead of the products. If a player takes the bid exchange option, in most cases, Dealdash makes a lot more money. For instance, if Dealdash takes in 30,000 total bids on an auction and has to return 5,000 bids to the winner, they profited 25,000 bids and had to spend zero on shipping and lose zero on product cost. So long as the auction goes long enough, which is most of the time, they will take more total bids then they give back. But even in those cases where the auction ends quickly and they have a net loss on bids, they still don’t lose because giving bids away entails zero cost to Dealdash. If those bids are given to a VIP, they will very often be used in a subsequent auction where the same dynamic will repeat. The bottom line is that if you are a new player or a non VIP, you are buying most of your bids and likely going against players who spend far less because they are funneled free bids. The problem is that it’s very hard to prove. It’s my experience as a former VIP with James that allowed me to gain this information first hand. Dealdash funneled me hundreds of thousands of free bids, and that’s why I won over 50% of my auctions at your expense (or people just like you). You can find me as dgrand6470 on the Top 10 Winners List on Bidtracker. Just remember that if you are in an auction against a VIP, the deck is likely stacked against you.
Definitely employees bidding on these items to keep the bids high. Was curious as to how it all worked and this confirms my suspicions.
Then I want to try to win as the PS5 I seen it on a ad on YouTube and a person win the PS5 for $0.40
I wish they would also include Canada to be able to bid.
This is a TERRIBLE review. Long, rambling, no linear thought process to explain the process and rate the site. Writing out thoughts prior to getting in video and sticking with a script would have been better.
After watching multiple video on DD, including this one, and reading all the comments, I have to conclude that this site is a scam.
First, you have to buy bids. Which can cost you .60 cents per bid.
Then you place bids on an item and if you do not win you lose the money you paid for each bid.
So, they advertise that someone won an item for $7.00, but that was actually 700 bids. Which is $420.00, plus the $7.00.
This is false advertising at best.
They are making a fotune off the backs of people who are losing hundreds or thousands of dollars through buying bids.
I suppose the Geekazine will come to their defense with some comment about not having proof or something. Which just makes me think he is getting money from advertising the site.
I need a car how do it work
All bid like deal dash use AI to bid.
This is not the fair and honest site they advertise. I know that first hand. I used to be a VIP on Dealdash. You can find me (dgrand6470) in the Top 10 Dealdash players of all time on bidtracker. James used to funnel me tons of free bids as a VIP. That gave me a huge unfair advantage over other players who had to buy their bids. Essentially Dealdash subsidized me to take bids from others because they knew I was mostly using the bid exchange option instead of taking the products. This company is a lot of smoke and mirrors. Don’t fall for their hype. It’s truly phony. If you want “fair and honest”, go to Walmart.
Is this a scam?
Be very care on your bids
So do you still lose the money you bid with if someone else win?
Thanks YouTube for showing this scam video on my subscription feed. Great job, Keep it up!
I just want to know if it is realistic to buy things and then turn around and sell them for a profit online to a local store. just to earn a little extra money. is that realistic are is their more to it than that.
Deal dash is playing games with those robotic accounts.
They will let u win once ur new bidder then they will push u to buy bidds.
They’re full of shit.
What about autobids? I’ve seen on alot of sites people using software to put the limit their willing to bid and just get messages if they won..
The main issue with DealDash is that people gang up in groups and take over items. It’s very obvious they are communicating via some other format. 3 people will eventually take over an item. They will put so many bids into it to cover the item and then click “buy it now”. When you do this, you get all your bids back, plus the item. I have won some great things, but I think they just throw you a bone here and there to keep u coming back.
Scammmmmn
Never played and would not play, too many people say it is a scam, it is more than likely a scam.
The math shows out of 100 bidders one bidder wins.
Meaning, overtime the bidder pays more for an item through lost bids. The gambler’s fallacy is hard at work here.
I just subscribed to deal dash. Bidding on a camera . The only thing I notice that seems like a scam is how much you have to spend on bids just to win. Auctions take forever and you can end up spending 50-100 on bids and cone away empty handed . I saw 2000-7000 bids for a winners of the same camera Not a fan upfront here on my first try. Just throwing away money and got burned . I like Ebay style better and bids are free
The only way to win auctions is to use a bidding robbot called BidFellow
TOTAL GARBAGE! EXPLAIN TO ME HOW A AUCTION FOR A DLSR CAMERA CAN GO OVER 12 HOURS? IT ONLY BENEFITS THOSE WHO CAN BUY AN ASSLOAD OF BIDS!
If you think for one second that I believe somebody won a PlayStation 5 for less than a dollar you’re all insane
If you lose the bid do you still have to pay
So in essence, these websites operate based on very scummy principles. The cost of all the bids placed on an item by all bidders will easily bring dealdash more money than the item would retail for. And if you choose to "buy it now", then you’re going to pay well over retail price anyway because their prices are ridiculous. Dealdash is not some "cool" website with "neat" features. It’s a system designed to separate fools from their money. Not to mention, many of the bids being made on items are being done by fake accounts using an algorithm to ensure they pump as much money out of dumb consumers as possible. Their flimsy explanations that they have "relationships" directly with manufacturers is laughable.
Complicated!
This type of bidding is called "Chinese Auction". it has been used for 100’s of years to raise money for charity. You buy 10 bids for a dollar a piece and use these bids to raise the price of the item 1 penny. If the total number of bids is 1000 then the item has raised $1000 for the charity while the price is $10 for the final bidder. It might be legal but it is absolutely immoral for profit.
So, it costs you per bid, plus the cost of the item? Are there taxes and/or fees on the items, too?
Very confusing
This guy cannot do basic math. Very poor explanation.