ContourMemoryPillow.com, IcedShamballaBracelets.com, NRG-time.com, smokeless-ecig.net, AlkalineWaterTubes.com, Diode-LaserHairRemoval.com, Sticky-Pad.net are new websites created for daily deal websites and managed by one organisation – Kassar Media (possibly just one person). They already sold thousands of coupons with the active help of group buying sites like DealFind, DealTicker, SocialShopper, SwarmJam, HalfOffDepot, Wonton, IndulgeLiving, etc… . . . → Read More: Contour Memory Pillow, Alkaline Water Tubes and Kassar Media
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BuckSaver.ca is just another example of a website created purely to be featured on various daily deal websites like SlamBuy, DealTicker and make profit by taking advantage over customers with enormously overinflated original prices. Which is in fact scam… because people used to trust reputable group buying websites… . . . → Read More: BuckSaver Review: Android Tablet Daily Deal Scam One of the group buying websites BuyTopia offered a good deal in the end of December 2011: $25 for $50 Worth of Merchandise at ANY La Vie en Rose Boutique in Canada. According to the advertisement it offers 50% off, and customers assume that they can spend $50 at La Vie en Rose Boutique and just present voucher at checkout. Experienced customers expect to pay HST on top of it as well. But this deal turned to be one more false/deceptive advertisement from BuyTopia. . . . → Read More: False Advertisement on BuyTopia: La Vie en Rose Boutique Two deals featured by TeamBuy from iSkinMedix in September 2011 turned to be a scam. Customers placed orders months ago, but have not received anything yet. TeamBuy does not provide refunds to everyone giving some excuses or not responding to consumers at all. Instead of making things right, TeamBuy became the same scam as iSkinMedix letting thousands of their customers down… TeamBuy does not have any kind of promises like other group buying websites like Groupon, DealFind, WagJag. Maybe it’s OK for TeamBuy not to stand for their own customers? No promises, no guarantees… Let scam going on… It’s that easy… . . . → Read More: Memory Foam Pillows Scam on TeamBuy from iSkinMedix GoGadgety.com is a new website created for running deals on group buying sites which appeared in the Internet just in a week before DealTicker featured their first deal of Memory Foam Shoe Insoles. GoGadgety offers some popular stuff but with huge price markups. Even with 50-90% discount, which is typical for daily deals, the price is still much higher than offered by many other retailers for the same or better quality. Beware of this! . . . → Read More: GoGadgety Review: Huge Price Markup for Daily Deals Here is another nasty deal from DealFind for Android Tablets. They don’t know the make of the product, remove valuable comments absolutely ignoring their customers and caring only about their own profit as they did with some past deals which turned to be a scam. Even with DealFind discount, the total price is about the same or even higher than other retailers offer. . . . → Read More: Overpriced Android Tablet on DealFind from Fabuless Products Beware of scams from XSV 360 and Dealticker! I purchased what was advertised as Oral B brushes – 12 for $34 inclusive of shipping and taxes – from Dealticker. Dealticker “deal” was supposedly to submit a “Voucher” on XSV 360 website. According to XSV 360, the voucher or coupon holder was to please “allow 24-28 hours after a deal has ended” before trying to redeem a coupon, and to “allow 7 days for delivery”. After almost 2 weeks, the status of my shipping was still showing “processing”, and half a dozen e-mails to XSV 360 and to Dealticker were all unanswered… . . . → Read More: Complaint on Oral-B Toothbrush from XSV 360 and DealTicker XSV 360 was created to run shady daily deals on DealFind, DealTicker, WagJag, SwarmJam, Groupon, WebPiggy, Buy2, JabrDeals, PriceDodger, etc… They sell many scam products like Energy Balance Bracelets with ion technology, Kinoki Foot Pads, fake PNY 32GB SDHC memory cards, fake Vapur bottles, HCG diet stuff, and so on. But one of the latest deals showed really unacceptable support from DealFind with their fake “32GB SDHC Memory Cards Class 10 Powered by Toshiba”… . . . → Read More: Fake Toshiba Memory Cards from XSV 360 on DealFind Trueler has received complaint on World Wide Connect Calling Cards (http://www.world-wide-calling.com) purchased on one of the daily deal websites – DealTicker.com Initial investigation showed that it is a fresh website created for featuring on daily deal websites, and itself is very suspicious. As a potential customer I would never buy any services from them and as a daily deal site (if I were one of them) I would definitely NOT advertise World Wide Connect Calling Cards. . . . → Read More: World Wide Connect Calling Cards Complaint Reasons why “Negative Ion” bands, bracelets and watches do not work: There is no study or research which proves medical or health benefits from wearing “Negative Ion” stuff; Small piece of plastic physically can’t emit negative ions into the body. However a lot of daily deal companies are still featuring Health Sport Watch Depot, LiveEZ Now, Powered Harmony and other “Negative Ion” bands “entrepreneurs”. . . . → Read More: Negative Ion Bands, Bracelet and Sports Watch Scam |
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