DealDash.com claims to be “the original” penny auction site, having been established in February of 2009. They offer auctions on everything from expensive electronics to general food items, all at up to 95% discounts.
Like most all penny auction websites, DealDash requires that its users purchase bid packs in advance. Their bids cost 60 cents each, and each time you bid on an auction you raise the price by 1 cent and extend the clock by 30 seconds.
If you lose an auction at DealDash, you may have all the bids you lost during that auction replaced into your account, as long as you purchase that same item at full retail cost from DealDash within 7 days of the lost auction.
If you win an auction, you must pay the final auction price for that item within 14 days of the auction to receive your prize. DealDash currently only ships prizes to the 48 continental United States.
If for any reason you would like to request a refund from DealDash, you must do so within 90 days of purchasing bids. All refunds are at the discretion of DealDash.
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I have wasted $700 to win a $15 Amazon gift card.
I have watched a ton of auctions and most people who win end up paying near and often over retail for an item, after paying for the bids. The bids must be bought just to participate in each auction and it cost you for each bid u place, plus the cost of the item.
Reformed idiot here
Stay away from this scam. The auction site is making a fortune off of bidders
of something you won over $200 every week for 200 more bids or points. The points are usually always on sale, don't think I have ever paid retail price on those. I've won tvs, iPads, telescope, headphones, lamps, samsung galaxy, gift cards, etc. Something
I would recommend!!!!! Robin Sultana