I have been an active user for a while now, Deal Dash is a lot of fun and a little addictive. I have won more than 350 auctions, many of which are worth more than $1,000. When you win the deals are unbelievable, when you lose it can be a little frustrating. Know what the site actually is before you sign up. Deal Dash is a penny auction site which increases the price of the auctioned item by 1 cent for every bid that is placed. The price of the bids generally fluctuated between 11 and 15 cent per bid. This next part needs to be understood clearly, YOU HAVE TO WIN THE ITEM TO GET THE AMAZING PRICE! and the way you win the item is to be the last bidder to place a bid. I have seen many people complain about the site because they thought you just buy items for amazing prices--not the case. Deal Dash is a retail sales company but offers amazing prices for those that win their auctions. Simple as that. Deal Dash is fun, challenging, and very exciting when you win. Give it a little time to develop your skills and before you know it you'll be right up there with the best of the bidders. Best of luck and maybe we'll go head-to-head one day! Thanks again for all of the fun and great deals DD

I’ve been a member for over ten years. Now that I’m disabled and retired I spend a lot of time bidding. The members are real people and not bots. You’ll see many of the same names because there are plenty of members who are bidding every single day—like me! I’ve read some of the reviews for Deal Dash, some of which were negative. Let me assure you that this site is completely legitimate. One of my first wins ten years ago was a Kitchenaid standing mixer that I won for $28! What’s the catch? Take the time to read the rules and the pages of tips for bidding. Then before you dive in, spend some time just watching others bid and begin to learn their bidding patterns. There are those you will want to avoid bidding against because they simply won’t quit an auction. Move on and find another. Be patient and refuse to be stubborn. Sometimes you’ll need to be willing to drop out of an auction and lose those bids. Cut your losses and just wait for that item to reappear and try again. Deal Dash’s customer support is the absolute best there is. Hope to see you soon

DOWNLOAD COPY and PASTE this person's comment. This type of business practice should be ILLEGAL and punishable. DECEPTIVE business Practice should be PUNISHABLE.After seeing an ad, I played along and bought bids.Understanding how these gimmicks work, I used those bids to run some diagnostics to confirm what I already knew. The past winners are mostly the same "people" (bots). They seem to have unlimited money and could care less what they spend on buying a product because they only exist to save the product from being a loss. They site says they are "audited", but you cannot view the audit results and have no way to legitimize them as an actual audit. Every once in a while they give a squirrel a nut to actual people to use them as their"keep the fires burning" proof of winners. If you don't make a bid within the first $5.00 you are locked out. So expect the bots to bid early once to reserve the ability to run up the bidding later. If this app truly has the number of people using this app as it shows they do, the "winners" pool would be bigger. The winners that are always winning are spending money per bid with many bids, plus winning the bids. They would have to be extremely wealthy and stupid with their money. That's not a likely combination. I spent money to investigate before investing in this gimmick. After all, being SMART with your money makes you achieve wealth. Save yourself and play a game, you won't come out ahead.

I thought I would try this for awhile but I should have remembered my last experience and/or read the latest comments from users. I was delighted when I won 3 auctions in the beginning - 2 of them for 1 penny. Yippee! However, after 1 month I finally realized that apparently they let you win in the beginning to give you the feeling that you might actually be able to win an auction fairly reasonably often. I did end up getting a watch I really wanted, but when I reviewed what I had spent on bids (it’s so easy to rationalize $7 for 50-60 bids isn’t it - especially when you win early auctions with only 10 or less) I finally realized that what I got was costing me way more than I would ever pay for things were I in a brick and mortar store. I also discovered that this is time consuming, addictive, and extremely frustrating. I had actually used the bid buddy to bid on an item I particularly wanted, only to lose out because it didn’t put my bids in before the deadline that cut off new bidders. Additionally this app keeps freezing which means I actually have to keep restarting my device to get back in. Not sure how many times this also prevented me from winning. Bottom line - yes I won a few things, one of which I really wanted, but this is too irritating to give it a better review. Too bad because I thought I would enjoy this.