Too good to be true?

[Daydreamer1]

I found a site called Discount Tools that seems to have it all.

I worry, though, that they are carrying huge lots of rejects that might make any savings worthless.

Has anyone purchased from this site?

 

[heretoday]

My Discount Tools

I haven't ever ordered from them, but when I looked into their FAQ section it appeared as though their return policy is pretty straight forward. They give you thirty days to return an item if you're not satisfied and they'll refund your money or replace the item. However, they don't reimburse shipping, so that could be a bit sticky.

 

[WoodChuck1]

I found a site called Discount Tools that seems to have it all.

I worry, though, that they are carrying huge lots of rejects that might make any savings worthless.

Has anyone purchased from this site?

I could not find anywhere on the site that referred to their products as "flawed" unless I missed something. There is a good chance that they have simply stocked up on surplus from other stores or maybe they have a lot of non-name brand stuff. By the looks of it though they carry a lot of different items so they probably get good overstock deals.

 

[alaine]

It looks decent. They take credit card, too. A lot of people are worried about using their card on the internet, but because of the Fair Credit Act it's really the best way to go. If you get scammed in any way, the bank has to refund the money.

 

[woodpecker]

The site is new to me, and although I am a bit cautious about things sold at a discount, this seems to be alright. I would like to know how they manage to sell things at a discount. Thanks for sharing the link.