Nomorerack

[dennise]

Has anyone ever of this site or made a purchase from it? The prices are good, but shipping charges could wipe out any savings.

 

[Ted in Halifax]

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20111120023709AASZxZ5

 

[dennise]

Not a good place to deal with from what I have read. I guess I will scrap this one.

 

[Ted in Halifax]

yup ... run fast .. run far ....

 

[buckbart]

Interesting ... I just heard about it too, signed up for nomorerack. I was redirected to the sister site www.dealfun.com. I bought bids for $99 and then had buyers remorse when every item I tried to bid on got sold to someone else. After 24 hrs of deep remorse I emailed them and kindly asked for a refund - "customer satisfaction" is #1". They agreed and I couldn't have been happier. This was all done via email and very quickly. I did see 2 different auctions end for Ipad2 sell for less than $200 (cost of bidding was less than $30), so those people made off good. There was no ryhme or reason to how the auction worked or would end ... some of the RC helicopters were going for .42, others for $6. I think the game is that you have to have alot of "bids" available to win and way more time on your hands than most of us - i sat for 3 hours trying to figure the auctions out. I wiped my hands cleaned after I got the refund and today went out and bought an IPAD2 full price in the store - and I feel much, much better.

*I should mention that the auctions I did watch, an IPAD2 sold for $380 - if my calculations are correct that means that there was 38000 bids for it (increases by .01 each time. Bids cost .40/bid = which means the site actually made $15 200 off that 1 IPAD2 ... and people wonder how these companies stay in business.

 

[dennise]

I guess I will order mine from Apple, at least the engraving won't spell "SUCKER". I have been known to try for the "it's too good to be true line". Not this time.