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100 things to buy.com scam Internet site Las vegas, Internet

14th of Jun, 2011 by User844060

I purchased an item from their web site. I purchased the item on a Saturday. My debit card was charged and I received an invoice for the transaction. 3 days later I got an E-mail stating that the price on the web site was wrong and that I needed to pay an additional 30 dollars if I wanted the item ordered. I told them that the transaction had processed and to sent me the item ordered. They cancelled the order without my permission and I did get a refund. I was not interested in getting my money back. I wanted what I ordered

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4875 days ago by User19798

I received a coupon for $50 off this website from a golf tournament... Being curious, I looked at the site and the products they offer. All the items are well over $100 - and when comparing prices, you can get much better deals just ordering the items from Amazon or other retailers.

So while this site is probably not technically a scam, they are an overpriced site (even with the $50 off coupon) who make their money selling to people who do not comparison shop.

There is no reason to buy anything from 100thingstobuy.com - save you money and go elsewhere.

4855 days ago by Youngmom2485

We recieved the $50 gift card deal for a golf tournament as well, and after looking at the website who the heck would pay $300 for 8 person tent?! Or $200 for a super small portable grill??!! That sites lame & the $50 gift card is going in the trash

4845 days ago by Unamusd

I think I was at the same golf tournament as everyone else. JASN anybody? I went to the site also and found the cleveland wedges pretty cheap but as I went to order, it went up 50$ more. I did order a wedge and only paid 50 for it but with 20 $ shipping. With them being in Nevada, I asked to pick it up due to the ass gouging and they wouldn't let me. Sounds like they are just a drop shipper but legit

4809 days ago by Anonymous

RIP OFF SITE, HOPE THEY GO OUTTA BUSINESS