TumbleDeal.com
reviews and complaints

I've been keeping an eye on TumbleDeal and I gotta say, their price-dropping strategy is pretty smart. It really gets people excited to buy stuff. But have you noticed that the prices never go all the way down to zero? And every item seems to "sell" no matter what? I think the starting prices are purposely high and there's a set price for each item that, once reached, ends the round.

They advertise items as sold and rounds closed, even if the item didn't actually sell. Then a new round starts and the cycle continues. I'm pretty sure the lowest price is already decided beforehand.

You might be able to find some good deals on TumbleDeal, but you might also find prices that are similar to what you'd see at a big chain store. I don't think you'll find any amazing deals, though. It's not really an auction, not even a reverse auction. But it's still a fun way to shop, and I hope you can find what you're looking for at a good price.

Just be careful not to get too caught up in the excitement and end up buying things you don't really need or want. It's a clever marketing tactic, but ultimately it's up to you to decide if it's worth your time and money. That's just my two cents.

So, I recently made a purchase on TumbleDeal for a pair of 4mm 14k gold stud cubic zirconia earrings. At first glance, I was thrilled to see that I could get real gold for such a great price. I mean, who wouldn't want to snag a deal like that, right? However, upon receiving the earrings, I quickly realized that I had been deceived by false advertising.

The picture on the website showed a pair of earrings with a solid post, which I assumed meant that they were of good quality. But what I received was a pair of cheesy 4 prong soft bendable earrings that were nothing like what was advertised. I was so disappointed to see that the earrings were flimsy and looked like they would get sucked into my ear within a week.

It's frustrating to think that I was taken advantage of by a company that falsely advertised their product just to make a sale. I should have known better, but I thought I was getting a great deal. Instead, I got a pair of earrings that were not worth the price I paid for them.

To make matters worse, I also ordered a gold chain that was supposed to be delivered with the earrings. However, when I received my package, the bag was empty. I couldn't believe it! I'm not sure if the chain was cheesy too, but I wouldn't be surprised if it was.

Overall, I would caution anyone who is considering purchasing jewelry from TumbleDeal to be careful. The products they advertise may not be what you actually receive. Don't be fooled by their false advertising tactics like I was. It's not worth the disappointment and frustration.

So, I gotta say something about TumbleDeal. I bought a purse from them on August 31st and it took like forever to ship. I mean, it was supposed to take up to 15 business days, but on day 15 I still hadn't gotten any shipping info. So, I hit them up and asked what was going on. They said it was in the process of being shipped, but they couldn't tell me where it was being shipped from because they have distribution centers all over the US. Like, what the heck, right? If they don't know where it's coming from, how do they know it's being shipped? That's some BS if you ask me.

Anyway, a few days later I contacted them again because the status still said "processing." And once again, they said it was being shipped. I was like, "Okay, cancel my order then." But they said they couldn't because it was in the process of being shipped. Like, what kind of sense does that make? I wouldn't have gotten it until next year at the rate they were going. So, I contacted them again today and was like, "Look, I'm tired of this. Do I need to dispute the charge with my credit card company?" And you know what they said? They offered to refund my money because the purse had never even shipped.

This whole thing started on August 31st and today is September 23rd. That's like almost a month, y'all. So, just be careful if you're thinking about ordering from TumbleDeal.

Yo, listen up! I gotta tell you about TumbleDeal and their Coach bags. Don't be fooled, they ain't the same quality as the ones you get straight from the Coach store. They don't even tell you that you're getting a lower quality bag that was made just for the Coach Factory Outlet. Them bags are cheap, way cheaper than what TumbleDeal charges, and they ain't even close to the real deal.
I got a bag from TumbleDeal and it was all squished up in a box that was too small. The leather ain't even that good and it's still all creased up from the packaging two weeks later. I got a bunch of real Coach bags and I knew right away that this one was a fake. It ain't the worst bag, but it ain't no top level Coach quality. If I knew it was a Factory Outlet product, I never would have bought it.
Now, here's the kicker. TumbleDeal's return policy is store credit, not a refund. Ain't that a load of bull? I ain't risking buying anything else from them.
If you're looking for a cheaper "Coach" bag, my advice is to hit up the Coach Outlet store and get the same low quality bag for a third of the price you'll pay at TumbleDeal. Don't say I didn't warn ya!

I had a real tough time with TumbleDeal. I had to write to their customer support five times, each time about a different product, because I couldn't unfreeze an item. The "X" box wasn't showing up in the item description, so I couldn't go back to shopping. But the responses I got were no good. They just sent me the same old message over and over again, telling me off for writing to them so many times. I had a feeling that they were trying to trap me into buying something I didn't want. So I wrote to them and asked them to reverse all my orders and get a supervisor to contact me. But they only reversed six of my orders, and nobody ever got in touch with me. And to top it all off, the last item they didn't reverse was the "bamboo sheets" that someone else had complained about. Turns out they were actually made of polyester! I had seven orders in total, and I typed all the order ID numbers into the box, but I don't know if it worked or not. Whoever reads this can check my account and see that six items were cancelled. And if you get a free shipping deal, make sure you type in the code and hit apply, because it won't happen automatically. Even if you order a bunch of stuff at once. So the website is really bad. I've got all the emails I sent to customer support if you want to see them.

I am so disappointed with my recent purchase from TumbleDeal. When I received the item, I immediately noticed that it was a replica or knockoff. The bag had Chinese symbols and tags on it, which made me angry. To make matters worse, the bag looked old and used. The only good thing is that I didn't spend a lot of money on it, only $36. However, the website advertised that they sell genuine items, which is not true.

I understand that I should be careful when buying items online, especially if the price seems too good to be true. But when a company markets themselves as a reputable business, consumers expect to receive legitimate products. I took a chance on TumbleDeal, and unfortunately, I lost. I regret not following my instincts and being a cautious shopper.

I want to warn other buyers to be careful and stay away from this site. There is nothing legitimate about their products or business practices. The item I purchased for $36 is supposed to retail for $199, but I found the same item on other sites, including Amazon and Zulilly, for between $34 and $39. TumbleDeal started the bidding at two to three times the regular price, only to end up paying the same amount as other sites. This shows the type of business they really are.

I recommend checking other sites before making a purchase on TumbleDeal. You will have a better chance of finding a genuine product and not wasting your money on a knockoff.

I'm a big fan of bags, I have a lot of them and I even used to buy and sell them. So when I stumbled upon Tumbledeal, I was thrilled! The idea of auctioning off bags and other items seemed really cool to me. I decided to order the Payton Coach logo satchel, which looked absolutely stunning in the picture. However, when I received the bag, I was extremely disappointed. It was obviously fake. The bag came wrapped in plastic, which is a big no-no for real leather bags because they need to breathe. There was no dust bag, the hardware looked cheap and there was no serial number. To make matters worse, the Coach card inside the bag was in Chinese and the "Coach" tag on the outside of the bag was crooked and not indented. It was clear that this website advertised real products, but sold fake ones and knock-offs. I spent $175 on this bag, thinking it was real, but it turned out to be a complete waste of money.

I was able to get my money back, but that's not the point. It's terrible to buy an item thinking it's real, only to be disappointed when you receive a fake one. It's even worse when you see a real item in the picture, but get a fake one instead. This was the worst business experience of my life. Tumbledeal's return policy states that purses cannot be returned, but I feel like this company knows that they are doing something wrong and doesn't want to get reported, so they just give you your money back to keep you quiet.

I would not recommend this company to anyone. They advertise real products, but sell fake ones and knock-offs. It's a terrible business practice and it's not fair to the customers who are spending their hard-earned money on these items. I hope that Tumbledeal will change their ways and start selling real products, but until then, I will not be doing business with them again.

I recently made a purchase from TumbleDeal and I must say, I was quite disappointed with the quality of the product I received. I ordered a Coach purse, but upon receiving it, I noticed several flaws and cheap tags that were definitely not up to Coach's standards. I was quite upset about this, so I decided to visit Coach's website and report TumbleDeal for selling knockoffs. As it turns out, TumbleDeal is not authorized to sell Coach products, which made me even more frustrated.

When I reached out to TumbleDeal about the issue, they responded with a smooth message, but refused to give me a refund. Instead, they offered me a voucher so that I could purchase more of their cheap products. I was not happy about this at all, as I did not want to spend any more money on their low-quality items. It's clear to me that TumbleDeal is very good at scamming consumers, and their customer service is nothing but lip service.

To make matters worse, TumbleDeal promised to send me a shipping label and box so that I could return the item, but they never did. This only added to my frustration and disappointment. I would not recommend TumbleDeal to anyone, and I urge you to report them to Coach and the attorney general's office. If enough people complain, maybe they will investigate TumbleDeal and shut them down.

I also want to point out that I don't trust all of the positive reviews that I see on TumbleDeal's website. I suspect that some of them are written by their own employees to mislead people. If TumbleDeal truly backed their products, they would allow refunds without any trouble. But instead, they choose to keep customers' money and force them to buy more of their low-quality items.

In my case, I am out over $200.00, but I have reported TumbleDeal and saved the purse as evidence, along with all of the emails from them. I hope that others will take the time to fight back and report TumbleDeal for their fraudulent activity. It's clear that they know exactly what they are selling, and that it's fake.

I just bought a Coach handbag from TumbleDeal last Saturday and it arrived today. I got an email right away confirming my order and another one when the item shipped. I could track my package on their website, but some people seem to have trouble with that. It's not hard, folks! The only thing that disappointed me was that the shipping started with UPS but then switched to USPS, which made it take longer to get here. But it's all good, my mail carrier brought it to me in the end.

The bag is the real deal, with all the tags and serial number and everything. I looked it up online before I bought it and found the same bag on Amazon for $50 more than what I paid. Score! Now I'm hooked on checking TumbleDeal to see how low the prices will go. It's like a game, trying to see how much I can save. I might have a problem, haha.

I'll definitely keep an eye on TumbleDeal when I'm looking for something to buy. I can see how people could get carried away and buy stuff they didn't even want just because the price is so good. Their marketing team is really clever, I have to give them props for that. All in all, I'm happy with my purchase and I'll be back for more.

I got my bag from TumbleDeal a few days ago and I gotta say, it's not what they claim it to be. They say it's a "Coach" bag, but it's definitely not. The quality is okay, but it's not Coach quality. They try to trick you by giving you a link to their Facebook page that tells you how to identify an authentic Coach bag, but they only include the boxes you can check on their fakes. They say it's reasonably quality, substantial leather, and well-constructed, but they don't have a registration number or a dust bag. All genuine new Coach bags come with a dust bag, period. If these bags did come from Coach, what did they do with the dust bags? They can't explain this. Real Coach bags don't come in cellophane wrappers either. On their Facebook post, they say that Coach stopped using registration numbers 10 years ago, but that's not true. Smaller items like wallets might not have registration numbers, but authentic full-size bags do, and the fakes on TumbleDeal don't. The tag inside my bag wasn't even legible, and there was no registration number. The biggest red flag is the volume of each style they sell. They have hundreds of each style, which means they're not an authorized retailer getting them directly from Coach. If they were real Coach bags from Coach, they would provide evidence of the same. They won't because they can't. There's a reason why Coach bags are $300-$400 - quality. The bag I got labeled "Coach" was a reasonable quality bag, but it's not worth the $160 I paid for it. If it sounds too good to be true, it is. If you have a complaint with fake merchandise fraudulently sold to you on TumbleDeal and they won't accept your return, file a complaint with the Oklahoma State Attorney General's office. Bottom line, if you want a decent quality leather handbag and don't have a problem with buying counterfeit merchandise, buy on TumbleDeal. Just be informed and know what you're getting before you pay for it.

TumbleDeal (tumbledeal.com) is a website that I recently used to purchase an item. Unfortunately, I was not satisfied with their business practices. I was not allowed to consider my purchase prior to placing an order, which was frustrating. Additionally, I had a promo code for free shipping that was not honored, which was disappointing.

To make matters worse, I found a similar item online for a much lower price. I paid 700% more on tumbledeal.com than I would have on the other advertised site. This made me feel like I was ripped off and that tumbledeal.com was not being honest with their pricing.

Furthermore, I found their checkout practices to be suspicious. When I clicked to send my mailing information at checkout, the site pushed me forward and processed the order without my review or consent! This made me feel like they were trying to rush me into making a purchase without giving me the chance to review my order.

To add insult to injury, their $165 retail price appears to be inflated, incorrect, and dishonest. I tried to contact them by phone at ***467, but no one answered the phone. I also wrote my concerns to a message on their site and asked them to cancel my order, but it has not been acknowledged yet.

Overall, I am very dissatisfied with my experience with tumbledeal.com. Their business practices seem shady and dishonest, and I would not recommend them to anyone.

I just started using TumbleDeal and I gotta say, my first order was a bit of a letdown. I ordered some earrings that were supposed to be black, but when they arrived they were white! I mean, come on, the picture clearly showed black earrings and my order said black too. But the return process seemed like too much of a hassle, so I just kept them. I did let them know about the mistake though.

Then, I ordered a necklace for my granddaughter. There was no size posted with the necklace, but I never expected it to be so small! It was only 16 inches, which is way too small for most adults. I ended up giving it to my niece instead. Again, the return process just didn't seem worth it.

I'm still waiting on a handbag that I ordered, and honestly, if it's not up to par, I might have to say goodbye to TumbleDeal. But I'm willing to give them another chance. Hopefully they can get their act together and start delivering on their promises.

I gotta say, I'm pretty disappointed with my experience with TumbleDeal. I ordered a Coach bag from them, thinking I was getting a great deal on a high-end product. But boy was I wrong. After just four months of using the bag, the straps started peeling and shredding at the edges. Not exactly what you expect from a supposedly high-quality product, right?

So I reached out to TumbleDeal to see if they could help me out. But instead of offering a solution, they basically told me tough luck. Apparently, because I ordered the bag in November (as a Christmas present, mind you), they couldn't do anything to help me. What kind of customer service is that?

Honestly, I should have been more skeptical from the get-go. I mean, how can you trust that a product is authentic when you buy it online? But I guess I was too eager to snag a good deal. Lesson learned, I suppose.

But still, shame on TumbleDeal for stocking such shoddy products. It's like they know that their items will only hold up for a little while, just long enough to avoid dealing with customer complaints. Not cool.

Anyway, I'm planning on reaching out to Coach to file an official complaint. Hopefully they can help me out where TumbleDeal couldn't. But in the meantime, I'll definitely be more cautious about where I buy my products from.

So, I logged into TumbleDeal and decided to check out their sunglasses. I found a pair that looked pretty good and decided to place a bid on them. After freezing the bid, I was taken to another screen where I had to enter my payment information. However, I received a message saying that the winning bid couldn't be located or something like that. I was so frustrated that I almost closed the site without ordering the sunglasses.

But then, I decided to message the support staff and a lady named Chelsea came to my rescue. She was a real credit to the company! She helped me confirm that my order had been accepted and even explained that I would receive emails to confirm the order and when the item was ready to ship. Her help made me feel more at ease and I was finally able to order the sunglasses.

I think TumbleDeal should really recognize Chelsea's efforts and possibly even promote her to a trainer or something. She has some great skills that could be utilized to improve the company even more. Overall, I had a good experience with TumbleDeal and would definitely consider using them again in the future.

I recently decided to give TumbleDeal a try after hearing about the amazing deals they offer. I was excited to see the prices dropping lower and lower, so I decided to purchase the Clear Crystal Slake Black Silk Bracelet Made with Swarovski Elements.

However, my experience with TumbleDeal was not as smooth as I had hoped. I never received my shipping number, so I had to reach out to customer service for assistance. Thankfully, the customer service representative was very nice and helpful, which made the process a little easier.

When I finally received my package, I was disappointed to find that the bracelet was not what I had expected. The material was cheap and flimsy, and it looked like something a child could have made. I was shocked and appalled that I had paid for something that was not at all what it claimed to be. I now have serious doubts about the authenticity of the jewelry sold on TumbleDeal.

Despite the helpful customer service, I don't think I will be using TumbleDeal again. It's just not worth the risk of receiving a product that is not as advertised. I would caution others to be wary of the deals offered on this website and to do their research before making a purchase.

I recently made a purchase from TumbleDeal and I have to say, I was extremely disappointed with the product I received. I ordered a phone case and it was in such poor condition that I ended up throwing it away. When I reached out to TumbleDeal for a refund, they responded by telling me that they didn't want my business anymore. I was shocked and frustrated by their response. I have been a loyal customer on eBay since 2000 and have never had such a negative experience with a seller before.

It's clear to me that TumbleDeal didn't bother to check the quality of the product they were sending out. Instead, they chose to kick me out of their site. I was happy to leave, but it's clear that TumbleDeal doesn't want people who speak out to be heard. They banned me from their site, but I decided to sign up again using my son's account. I've been keeping track of all the fraudulent activities that I've seen on the site.

The "Coach" products that TumbleDeal sells are a complete joke. You can find better quality items at the Coach factory store for the same price. It's no wonder that housewives are flocking to the factory store instead of wasting their time and money on TumbleDeal. I highly recommend that you delete this site from your bookmarks and never look back. TumbleDeal is nothing but a scam and you'll only end up losing your hard-earned money. Thanks for reading, Sharon.

So, I was really excited to get my hands on a Michael Kors Gansevoort Monogram Large N/S Satchel from tumbledeal.com a few weeks ago. I usually don't order from websites without doing some research, but I just couldn't resist the temptation of owning a Michael Kors bag. After placing my order, I started reading reviews about tumbledeal.com and boy, was I in for a surprise! I couldn't find any good reviews about them and that made me really worried.

But when my MK bag arrived, I was relieved to see that it didn't look as bad as I thought it would. It was in a decent condition and I was happy with my purchase. However, my luck didn't last long. A week and a half later, I visited the Tanger Outlet in Charleston and they were having a really good sale. I found the same bag in a different color for almost the same price I paid for the used bag from tumbledeal.com. I felt lucky that I got a good deal this time, but I won't be ordering from tumbledeal.com again.

I just want to warn everyone to do their research before ordering from this site. There are too many bad reviews about them and it's not worth the risk. I made a mistake by not doing my research and I don't want anyone else to make the same mistake. So, be careful and make sure you read reviews before making any purchase from tumbledeal.com.

I reckon we all want to save some cash, but we don't want to compromise on quality, right? Well, I thought I'd hit the jackpot when I stumbled upon TumbleDeal. But, to be honest, I was pretty disappointed with the quality of the items I won in the bids. I mean, I won a few auctions, but the items were not up to the mark.

Thankfully, TumbleDeal was kind enough to take back a blue and white diamond ring that was of such poor quality that I wouldn't even let my daughter wear it. They gave me a 'store credit' which I used to buy a leather handbag. The handbag was supposed to be an 'Italian leather $300 handbag' that I paid $104 for. But, to my dismay, the quality was no better than a $25 bag from any local shoe store. The handles, the 'leather', the workmanship were all subpar.

I decided to close my account and have no plans to 'win' anything else on the site. I suggest you do your research and know the true value before purchasing anything from TumbleDeal. A few Google searches should give you a good idea, and be wary of the descriptions of items on TumbleDeal. I haven't found them to be accurate on the items I have purchased.

I've been using TumbleDeal for a while now and I gotta say, it's not too shabby. I've ordered a bunch of stuff and yeah, the prices can be a bit steep sometimes, but if you keep an eye on their bottom prices and know what you're looking for, you can snag a pretty decent deal. They do respond to emails, but sometimes they don't answer your questions, which can be a bit frustrating.

I did some digging and found out that they used to be connected to this site called Q Bids, which was a total scam. I never bought anything from there, but it's good to know that TumbleDeal has moved on from that mess.

If you're patient and know what you're doing, you can definitely save some cash on TumbleDeal. But don't expect to get crazy discounts like they advertise. Sometimes they offer free shipping, which is a godsend if you're buying something heavy.

I wouldn't recommend buying perfumes, bags, or clothes from TumbleDeal unless you know what you're getting into. There's a chance you could end up with a knockoff or some low-quality stuff. It's always a good idea to do your research and compare prices before you start bidding. And if you're the type of person who gets addicted to online shopping, be careful!

Overall, my experience with TumbleDeal has been pretty positive. They ship stuff out quickly and I haven't had any major issues. Just make sure you understand how the site works before you start bidding.

I gotta say, I was pretty disappointed with my experience with TumbleDeal. I mean, I was browsing through Yahoo links and stumbled upon their website. They had a sale going on for some "gold" jewelry and I was like, "heck yeah, I'm gonna snag me a pair of 18k gold earrings!" They looked so dang pretty, I couldn't resist. And the price was unbeatable - only $8.00! Plus, the shipping and handling was only a buck. I was feeling pretty good about my purchase.

But let me tell you, that feeling didn't last long. I got my earrings on time, which was cool, but when I put them on, I noticed something weird. The area around the earring was kinda greenish. I was like, "what the heck?" So I took them off and inspected them. And what do you know, the gold was turning into a bronze color and the clip had some green stuff on it. Not cool, TumbleDeal. Not cool at all.

So yeah, I wouldn't recommend buying jewelry from this website. Even if it says it's 18k gold, it's a total lie. And honestly, I wouldn't be surprised if their handbags are fake too. I'm pretty bummed about my experience, but at least I learned my lesson.