DealDash.com - Legit And Recommended?

Lately, I have seen that Dealdash is getting a lot of attention. This kind of worried me. But before we get to the reason why, let me tell you that DealDash.com is NOT a scam. It’s 100% legit. If you are to check out their page on BBB (Better Business Bureau), you’ll see that – while they got complaints – the company attended to those and sorted the issues out.

It’s Paul here. Some of you fellas may know me from PennyAuctionWatch.com forum. To those who are not quite familiar with me, I’m a hardcore penny auctions player. I have played on numerous sites; lost more than I care to count; and won a lot, too.

Also, if you are to check out their whois details, you can see that they have full disclosure and have been in the business for a very long time now. So far so good, but do I recommend it?

DealDash – Not A Scam, BUT Not Recommended

DealDash.com is 100% legit, but that as far as recommendations go, NO I do not recommend it. The reason is simple: The site is overpopulated. In simpler words, your chances of winning are almost non-existent. Drooling over that cool smartphone; fitness equipment; or laptop? You can drool at it all you want and hope to win. But trust me, the competition is so stiff that winning is almost impossible. Matter of fact, here’s DealDash’s response on a complaint filed against them, which BBB addressed:

“DealDash said the company underwent "unanticipated growth" in the summer of 2012, and during the expansion of the supplier network in the fall 2012, the company experienced procurement issues and delivery days, which affected the customers. DealDash says its new partnership with large retailers such as Best Buy have led to a "dramatic" decrease in procurement issues, and increase in product availability.”

As you can see, the overpopulation of the site has led to numerous problems (logistics, delivery, etc.) Now, don’t get me wrong. I have no beef against DealDash. Matter of fact, I used to be a regular there. It was a great site and I won numerous cool and expensive gadgets from them. However, the overpopulation problem is really hurting them and their customers.

What Should You Do Instead

DealDash.com has truckloads of members. Yes, they’re one of the biggest players in the penny auctions industry but their customer base has clearly outgrown them. This results in A LOT of people bidding on the same phone, laptop, etc. In industries like this, such stiff competition greatly minimizes your chances of winning.

Fortunately, you have other options. A wise move would be to pass DealDash (until they catch up on their ever-growing customer base at least), and go for a penny auction site that has an equally diverse set of offerings; 100% legit; and not as competitive.

Trust me, there are a lot of totally legit and less competitive penny auction sites out there. To help you with your research, check out www.ipennyauctions.com. On this site, you’ll also find a step-by-step guide and strategies for winning at penny auction sites. Oh! By the way, the site is run and owned by a fella who was banned for winning excessively from just about penny auction site on the planet!