Delilah
Ft Lauderdale,#2Consumer Comment
Fri, July 31, 2009
I do see how a DirectBuy membership may not benefit some, however our membership gave us immense savings on our home renovation project.
Janet
Lebanon,#3Consumer Comment
Sat, March 29, 2008
I was heading to see the place today and when I looked on the internet I found this. 153 reports can't be all wrong. Then I realized it was a buying club which I used to work for. The got the people to come in by offering a car give away. No one was ever able to buy anything. It was all a scam. They sized the people up when they came in to see if they had money or not. If not they just let them try the key and didn't waste time. I'm so glad I found this site. The other buying clubs were shut down by the attorney general in Florida.
Regina
Castle Rock,#4Consumer Comment
Sat, March 24, 2007
I am a member of Direct Buy as of this year. I ordered a car seat. Direct Buy called me a week later to tell me the part number had been discontinued. I have worked in purchasing for over 15 years and the answer I got from Direct Buy was awefull. I asked what a replacement was they told me there was none. I then asked if the Manufacturer had a suggestion. I was told no. I then gave them part numbers I found off the manufacturer's web site. Direct Buy told me those were obsolete part numbers as well!!! What kind of answere is that? It is a very incorrect answer. Direct Buy's catalog was from 2006. We are currently almost half way through 2007. I want my money back from this purchase and I won't be getting it back for at least 2-3 weeks. I guess this is the kind of customer service I get when I interupt a personal conversation between two Direct Buy's employees.
Jill
Cincinnati,#5Consumer Comment
Thu, March 01, 2007
And, Ratana, I want to add that your repeated use of Don's name, Ratana, is an annoying tactic employed by pushy salesmen everywhere. I am sure that you are aware, Ratana, that you don't HAVE to sit through 90 minutes of dreck to recognize a scam. Especially, Ratana, if the salesperson in question seems more interested in getting your money than in you, the customer. But, Ratana, you are a Direct Buy employee and, as such, Ratana, you've probably drunk your fill of the company Kool-aid and are happy to post contentious messages on this board in defense of your precious employer. However, Ratana, I find it telling that, while you questioned Don's experience, you really haven't said anyting, anything Ratana, of substance. Defensive much, Ratana?
Jill
Cincinnati,#6Consumer Comment
Thu, March 01, 2007
And, Ratana, I want to add that your repeated use of Don's name, Ratana, is an annoying tactic employed by pushy salesmen everywhere. I am sure that you are aware, Ratana, that you don't HAVE to sit through 90 minutes of dreck to recognize a scam. Especially, Ratana, if the salesperson in question seems more interested in getting your money than in you, the customer. But, Ratana, you are a Direct Buy employee and, as such, Ratana, you've probably drunk your fill of the company Kool-aid and are happy to post contentious messages on this board in defense of your precious employer. However, Ratana, I find it telling that, while you questioned Don's experience, you really haven't said anyting, anything Ratana, of substance. Defensive much, Ratana?
Jill
Cincinnati,#7Consumer Comment
Thu, March 01, 2007
And, Ratana, I want to add that your repeated use of Don's name, Ratana, is an annoying tactic employed by pushy salesmen everywhere. I am sure that you are aware, Ratana, that you don't HAVE to sit through 90 minutes of dreck to recognize a scam. Especially, Ratana, if the salesperson in question seems more interested in getting your money than in you, the customer. But, Ratana, you are a Direct Buy employee and, as such, Ratana, you've probably drunk your fill of the company Kool-aid and are happy to post contentious messages on this board in defense of your precious employer. However, Ratana, I find it telling that, while you questioned Don's experience, you really haven't said anyting, anything Ratana, of substance. Defensive much, Ratana?
Jill
Cincinnati,#8Consumer Comment
Thu, March 01, 2007
And, Ratana, I want to add that your repeated use of Don's name, Ratana, is an annoying tactic employed by pushy salesmen everywhere. I am sure that you are aware, Ratana, that you don't HAVE to sit through 90 minutes of dreck to recognize a scam. Especially, Ratana, if the salesperson in question seems more interested in getting your money than in you, the customer. But, Ratana, you are a Direct Buy employee and, as such, Ratana, you've probably drunk your fill of the company Kool-aid and are happy to post contentious messages on this board in defense of your precious employer. However, Ratana, I find it telling that, while you questioned Don's experience, you really haven't said anyting, anything Ratana, of substance. Defensive much, Ratana?
Ratana
Brea,#9UPDATE Employee
Mon, October 02, 2006
i've got a few questions for you don... when you initially set up the appt. for the open house, did we not inform you that the entire process would take about 90 minutes? we clearly tell ever guest that before confirming the appt., if that wasn't the case, i sincerely apologize, but even if you weren't told that, well don, isn't it printed very clearly on your visitors pass... and the other thing is... well, how do you know that this is a rip-off if you really didn't sit through the presentation itself? you really don't know what it is that we do for our members do you don?
Alan
Minneapolis,#10Consumer Comment
Sat, September 30, 2006
The guy that pushed you out the door did you the biggest favor that direct buy can do for a person. that is keep you away from spending 4800.00 for nothing. It is much more cost effective to shop other stores, or keep a sharp eye out for sales. As soon as those stupid ads run for direct buy, change the channel.