Yes, indeed it is. Don't do it.
If you’re seeking bargains by bidding on quality electronic items, it's
Extremely doubtful you'd get one such bargain at dealfun.com.
Upon purchasing the $84 bid packet I was given access to more of dealfun's
Web pages explaining how to bid items at auctions, etc.
It was then I ascertained that the odds of winning any quality electronic
items were extremely slim.
Having scanned dealfun's bidding pages I saw only one or two quality
electronic items listed for biding on each day for three consecutive days.
The items I wanted to bid on were quality laptops, cell phones, flat
screen TVs etc.
Also the one or two quality electronics listed daily (based on scanning
most all items listed each day for three consecutive days) would have
been extremely difficult to win because of high competition in the last
few minutes of bidding.
Further, because I was able to ascertain the competition was extreme high
*after* purchasing the bid pack I realized I'd be wasting significant
time and money bidding on such items so did not bid on anything.
Also emails took hours to get responded to and the responses did not
answer my questions.
Further, it took me several hours studying deal fun's website and waiting
responses to emails in order to find just what to click on for supposedly
getting reimbursed the $84 bid pack fee; and since the canceling, three
days have passed and I've not yet been reimbursed the $84. And there's no
indication at my bank that indicates reversal of the $84 fee on my debit
card account.
In my opinion, dealfun.com's auctioning service actually does NOT
provide fun dealing when bidding on quality electronic items.
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