I saw a commercial for Dashdeal.com the other day and went to
check it out. Indeed their claims appear true - big screen TVs were
being bought for for for $200-$300 or less. Along with IPads, I Phones,
Cameras, etc at similar savings. But the trick here is the company
behind the
So if I wanted to pay 200 for a big screen TV why couldn't I wait until the
end of the auction and submit fewer bids?
On Sun, Feb 1, 2015 at 8:33 AM, Peter Frederick via Mercedes
mercedes@okiebenz.com wrote:
Basically gambling. I've heard several times that there are attempts to
shut them
Basically gambling. I've heard several times that there are attempts
to shut them down unless they reveal true costs due to fraudulent
advertising.
Of course fraudulent advertising is no longer a crime.
Peter
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This is the concept behind this and other penny auction sites. I'm surprised
it's not considered false advertising, because the bid amounts that the auction
ends at are not a true representation of the price paid.
Dan
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On Feb 1, 2015, at 7:29 AM, LarryT via Mercedes
Tim wrote:
...Repeat until sanity prevails or someone runs out of money.
Amerika - gotta love it.
That is not liberty. That is slavery. There oughta be some education
against that type of idiocy.
mao
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