The account guarantees a chance for use of deals before they struck the standard internet present. It generally does not occur you can stick to your checked 24x7 and not capture the presents they promote. The website is badly updated and exhibits stock that's unavailable even if provided. The items ...
I bought a Lacie 1TB external hard drive from eCost. Went bad after about 10 months of intermittent use. When I reported to Lacie for repair under warrenty they told me it was refurbished. I would never buy a refurbished hard drive. But when I went back to eCost and called them they explained what ...
I ordered a small mouse from ecost. After 4 phone calls they still could not resolve the order. It never shipped and if I had not called aboput it they would have left it that way. VERY poor service. ...
Under "outrageous deals" eCost is offering good discounts on products but they are always listed as "expired". I refresh my browser every 20 seconds and the offers change BUT they're always expired when they come up. They list a Nintendo Wii for $99 but just try to get it. Bait ...
ECost has it down when it comes to Dishonest and Deceptive Advertising. They first get you to pay them extra money to be a member of their Platinum Members group where they promise "Outrageous Offers" and they are realy outragous offers like the $19.99 JawBone II or a $49 Nuvi-360 and ...
ECost has it along as it pertains to Shady and Deceptive Marketing. They first allow you to spend them extra cash to be always a person in their Jewelry People team where they guarantee 'Crazy Presents' plus they are truly crazy offers such as the $19.99 JawBone two or perhaps a $49 Nuvi-360 after ...