Doba a.K.A. Wholesale Marketers is a scam! Like many other eBayers', I was hoping to find a way to make some extra money. Of all of the other options, "dropshipping" seemed like an easy (and affordable) way to sell products for a profit. Who would have thought crooks hide in plain ...
Looking to break into the e-commerce business online? Looking for companies that drop ship for you? Well, if you do there are some things I learned that I would like to share with everyone: First thing, avoid "listing services" that charge excessive membership fees, such as DOBA.com. My ...
I signed up for the 7 day free trial which Doba offers. Later the same day I got a call from Doba ofering me 15 months of service for the price of 6. I thought that this was a pretty good deal and agreed. I then received an email stating that by agreeing to the the special deal that this voided my ...
This company is absolutely a scam. Firstly, they won't let you view their "special" prices until you login to their website, which requires that you sign up with a free account! Yes. Free, but they still require a credit card and if you don't cancel by calling them within the 7 days, ...
I signed up for Doba and did not find their servecies as cost effective as advertised. And since the initial yearly cost was not refundable, I just thought I would not renew when that time came around again. I work a late shift, and when they called for a renewal, my wife told them that I would not ...
As all have already said. Doba is using false advertising to lure people to join. When you take part in their trial membership, they show competitive pricing and availability of products that they cannot supply. I have a BBB complaint with the state of Utah. I would encourage all who have been ...