I just signed up for this site to check it out after seeing an advertisement for it. It looked like you could get some good deals, but I just wanted to check it out and see what the site was all about. Next thing I know, they have taken money from my credit card just for filling out a form.
Now all of a sudden they have money from my account and I did not know what I got for it and what they were trying to do to me. All I wanted to do was check it out. There should be no way that they can just take money without me knowing it. I have looked elsewhere online and this seems to be a common practice by them. Not to mention some other shady stuff that I have seen people complain about. Stay away.
Submitted by: AndyBloo
If it is too good to be true then it usually isn’t. Be careful and read the fine print. I think that there are good deals to be had out there, but it looks like you should not go to dealfun.com to find them.
Crap site and crap service. Just don’t bother.
Another BS site riding the penny auction wave. The interface was bad and they won’t let you look at the site without buying bids. I think I am going to be looking for good deals somewhere else.
I learned a lot from this post, much appreciated! 🙂
Was about to be th winner of the iPad 2 twice then all of a sudden the site goes down for 3 to 5 min. And then item was won by someone else . Do not trust site scammers. Also left my account signed in but firmed off my computer then when I wake-up turn on CPU and only have 95 bids what a scam.
Thanks guys, I was about to sign up but with the comments I just read there is no way I will. The only way to get ahead is good hard honest work, take it from me. Build a business on something you love doing (not sex… lol) and do a small business course. If in Australia do Business studies cert 4. Take special attention to marketing and you will be self employed and making a killing before you know it,. Thats what I did and I never ever thought I would have my own successful business http://www.maryboroughpcs.com
While I sympathise, they didn’t type in your credit card number and click the submit button. At the point that a site asks for your credit card number, stop and read really carefully. I went there and realised that it was essentially pay-to-play. You can’t see any auctions until you buy some number of bids. That turned me off and I didn’t give them any info.