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You get the point. Its another pyramid scheme where stupid people are relieved of their hard-earned cash. If it sounds to good to be true – it IS.
Self promotion without content. There are no assets in the countries they operate. The company is based in a tax haven not the USA (hint, hint!!!)
the fact the site is gambling is not why it is a scam, it this the way there are marketing it using pyramid selling.
it is gambling… you are paying 80 cents betting that the price will be low.You man however be the first to click, therefore, you lose!
I wouldn’t call DubLi a scam, just yet.
Consumers have to be aware of what they are getting themselves into. It has yet to be proven if DubLi is doing anything on the backend to manipulate their system. From what we do know, as of now, DubLi is legitimate BUT charging 80cent per bid and only “saving” people 25cents (Xpress – reverse auction) is a bit cheap on DubLi’s part. There are numerous sites out there that charge less per bid and reduce the price by more.
This video is old…
You have to remove it !!!
We all know you can’t help being a cunt faced loser. Any dickhead moron who believes dubli is a good idea proves they are dumber than dirt. What an asshole – grow up and get a life.
yes, ‘gambling’ haha u idiot. the inverted commas referring to its use by you. once again u fucking dip shit, u prove ure retardation only this time with illiteracy.. hey whats 500 x 25? haha
What a stupid bastard – you’re the one who said, “A lot of people get a thrill from ‘gambling’ and the unknown”. Talk about a dumb cunt – that’s means dubli = gambling. Now are only hope is that you are a stupid enough fuck to lose all of your money on this idiotic service.
you’re right, you are the guy who decides how everybody feels towards things, therefore you can accurately comment on how everyone of those supposed 500 people feel ripped off. It’s not my problem, you being a piece of shit. And as for gambling on the internet, Dubli is not gambling simply because the end result isn’t won, you still pay for your item, you have simply paid for the oportunity to obtain something at a cheaper price. That is not gambling. dumb cunt.
I can comment on “their feelings towards it” all I want asshole – it’s a free country. At least you admit it’s gambling – which just happens to be illegal on the Internet. Won’t be long before the government shuts this scam down.
go back to school to learn math. And it’s up to the 250 INDIVIDUALS as to whether or not they are getting ripped off, you can’t comment on their feelings towards it, A lot of people get a thrill from ‘gambling’ and the unknown; that could very well be compensation enough for spending 80 cents. obviously you believe it’s a rip off, so don’t partake.
You’re right – the scam Dubli’s first price was full retail $450 – an even bigger rip-off than I first guessed – dickhead.
Theory – 250 people get ripped off for 80¢ each so one person might get a bargain. That’s like charging people 80¢ to walk into a department store and every 1000th person getting a “free” $250 gift certificate. What was that about “go back to school”?
There’s a fool born ever minute – just ask the lottery commission.
like i said the profit strategdy is not an inderviduals problem, what you should be worried about is security of the site, whether or not you are ‘playing’ strategically to obtain a good deal and whether or not Dubli is providing the product described in a way that can be obtained at a legitimately lower price then that recomended at retail. all in all if the ’scheme’ is valid, it is quite a good oportunity for those wishing to TRY. im personally considering having a go just so that i know.
ok, 500×25 cents = $125.. And the profit obtaining strategy of Dubli is not of any concern to you as an indervidual, if u were the person who checked the item 500 times for 80 cents and then bought it thinking you were getting a barain, that is your problem; go back to school… However, if 250 people seperately check the item 500 times thats average of $1.60 each all for the chance of obtaining a cheaper prdouct, like ebay each and every one of them has a chance at ‘winning’
do your home work dickhead
Example:
1) Mobile Phone retail price = $450 – Dubli first price offered is less then retail, but more than they likely pay for it = $400
2) 500 people bid (look at price that is not shown without bidding) 500 X 80¢=$400, from those bids the price is only lowered $100 (500X25¢=$100) net $300 to Dubli (some distributed back through their pyramid scheme that got people into this con game in the first place). If the current “bidder” were to buy the phone at that point ($300) – Dubli will have received $600 ($150 more than the retail price!).
Not unlike pulling the handle on a one arm bandit (slot machine) in Las Vegas – lots of people pump in a ton of money for one person to have the chance of winning a big prize while the casino makes a forture – how about lottery anyone? Won’t be long before the Fed’s shut this nonsense down. I sure wouldn’t want to be the sucker bringing my friends into this “expensive with nothing to show” bidder’s nightmare. Can you imagine having to PAY every time you bid (or look at a price) on eBay? NOT!
If it looks like a duck, walks like a duck …..
I wonder who posted this video? (No doubt a business rep for Dubli!)
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