EveryPrice.com, Beware Nationwide

Thomas' comment (in response about what appears to be fraud perpetrated on the www.everyprice.com web site) is correct. There's only a couple of "price comparison web sites" in which I have high faith regarding their honesty, and it's my suspicion that a number of these sites at minimum charge an advertising fee of sorts to be included.

But www.everyprice.com is so transparent regarding the obvious fraud: posting sky-high positive (and false) reviews for merchants that have a heavy track record of false advertising and bait-and-switch, while having no or almost no reviews for legitimate online merchants! And, since they failed to post my negative review of the The Digital Nerds (which would have been the only negative review for those crooks!), it's pretty obvious that www.everyprice.com is working hand-in-hand with or is in fact being managed by those devious online merchants!

By the way, I have filed an FTC complaint against The Digital Merchants, as well as a complaint with the Attorney General of the State of New Jersey (in which state The Digital Merchants is supposedly located, but of which I really am not sure). I would urge that anyone else out there who has also been affected by The Digital Nerds' deceitful business practices to do the same. And if they have attempted to charge or over-charge your credit card, or defraud you in any way, make sure to immediately contact your credit card company and file a dispute IN WRITING within the statutory 60-day period. Please also take the actions of filing a complaint with FTC and the appropriate state's attorney general for ANY deceitful merchant that attempts to pull these unlawful scams.

Thomas' comment (in response about what appears to be fraud perpetrated on the www.everyprice.com web site) is correct. There's only a couple of "price comparison web sites" in which I have high faith regarding their honesty, and it's my suspicion that a number of these sites at minimum charge an advertising fee of sorts to be included.

But www.everyprice.com is so transparent regarding the obvious fraud: posting sky-high positive (and false) reviews for merchants that have a heavy track record of false advertising and bait-and-switch, while having no or almost no reviews for legitimate online merchants! And, since they failed to post my negative review of the The Digital Nerds (which would have been the only negative review for those crooks!), it's pretty obvious that www.everyprice.com is working hand-in-hand with or is in fact being managed by those devious online merchants!

By the way, I have filed an FTC complaint against The Digital Merchants, as well as a complaint with the Attorney General of the State of New Jersey (in which state The Digital Merchants is supposedly located, but of which I really am not sure). I would urge that anyone else out there who has also been affected by The Digital Nerds' deceitful business practices to do the same. And if they have attempted to charge or over-charge your credit card, or defraud you in any way, make sure to immediately contact your credit card company and file a dispute IN WRITING within the statutory 60-day period. Please also take the actions of filing a complaint with FTC and the appropriate state's attorney general for ANY deceitful merchant that attempts to pull these unlawful scams.

Thomas' comment (in response about what appears to be fraud perpetrated on the www.everyprice.com web site) is correct. There's only a couple of "price comparison web sites" in which I have high faith regarding their honesty, and it's my suspicion that a number of these sites at minimum charge an advertising fee of sorts to be included.

But www.everyprice.com is so transparent regarding the obvious fraud: posting sky-high positive (and false) reviews for merchants that have a heavy track record of false advertising and bait-and-switch, while having no or almost no reviews for legitimate online merchants! And, since they failed to post my negative review of the The Digital Nerds (which would have been the only negative review for those crooks!), it's pretty obvious that www.everyprice.com is working hand-in-hand with or is in fact being managed by those devious online merchants!

By the way, I have filed an FTC complaint against The Digital Merchants, as well as a complaint with the Attorney General of the State of New Jersey (in which state The Digital Merchants is supposedly located, but of which I really am not sure). I would urge that anyone else out there who has also been affected by The Digital Nerds' deceitful business practices to do the same. And if they have attempted to charge or over-charge your credit card, or defraud you in any way, make sure to immediately contact your credit card company and file a dispute IN WRITING within the statutory 60-day period. Please also take the actions of filing a complaint with FTC and the appropriate state's attorney general for ANY deceitful merchant that attempts to pull these unlawful scams.

Thomas' comment (in response about what appears to be fraud perpetrated on the www.everyprice.com web site) is correct. There's only a couple of "price comparison web sites" in which I have high faith regarding their honesty, and it's my suspicion that a number of these sites at minimum charge an advertising fee of sorts to be included.

But www.everyprice.com is so transparent regarding the obvious fraud: posting sky-high positive (and false) reviews for merchants that have a heavy track record of false advertising and bait-and-switch, while having no or almost no reviews for legitimate online merchants! And, since they failed to post my negative review of the The Digital Nerds (which would have been the only negative review for those crooks!), it's pretty obvious that www.everyprice.com is working hand-in-hand with or is in fact being managed by those devious online merchants!

By the way, I have filed an FTC complaint against The Digital Merchants, as well as a complaint with the Attorney General of the State of New Jersey (in which state The Digital Merchants is supposedly located, but of which I really am not sure). I would urge that anyone else out there who has also been affected by The Digital Nerds' deceitful business practices to do the same. And if they have attempted to charge or over-charge your credit card, or defraud you in any way, make sure to immediately contact your credit card company and file a dispute IN WRITING within the statutory 60-day period. Please also take the actions of filing a complaint with FTC and the appropriate state's attorney general for ANY deceitful merchant that attempts to pull these unlawful scams.

and so far I have found only one Shopping Bot that seemed to be totally above board because I could not independantly beat its 'best' price offers from reputable vendors, and that Shopping Bot also actually seemed to monitor its buyer feedback posts to purge "ersatz positive reviews".

Other shopping bots were pretty good if used with a grain of caution, but one still had to read the buyer reviews for any specific seller to check for "ersatz positive reviews".

Sometimes it is just as easy and a lot cleaner to do your own web search on the item you are interested in. But DO be as specific as you can.

Some hits will be "ersatz" because some sites, especially some shopping bots and ebay, are programmed to claim they have whatever you want even when they (often) do not. I just check the "address.com" to determine if it is an appropriately named dealer, or if it is ebay or a shopping bot which I will ignore.

and so far I have found only one Shopping Bot that seemed to be totally above board because I could not independantly beat its 'best' price offers from reputable vendors, and that Shopping Bot also actually seemed to monitor its buyer feedback posts to purge "ersatz positive reviews".

Other shopping bots were pretty good if used with a grain of caution, but one still had to read the buyer reviews for any specific seller to check for "ersatz positive reviews".

Sometimes it is just as easy and a lot cleaner to do your own web search on the item you are interested in. But DO be as specific as you can.

Some hits will be "ersatz" because some sites, especially some shopping bots and ebay, are programmed to claim they have whatever you want even when they (often) do not. I just check the "address.com" to determine if it is an appropriately named dealer, or if it is ebay or a shopping bot which I will ignore.

and so far I have found only one Shopping Bot that seemed to be totally above board because I could not independantly beat its 'best' price offers from reputable vendors, and that Shopping Bot also actually seemed to monitor its buyer feedback posts to purge "ersatz positive reviews".

Other shopping bots were pretty good if used with a grain of caution, but one still had to read the buyer reviews for any specific seller to check for "ersatz positive reviews".

Sometimes it is just as easy and a lot cleaner to do your own web search on the item you are interested in. But DO be as specific as you can.

Some hits will be "ersatz" because some sites, especially some shopping bots and ebay, are programmed to claim they have whatever you want even when they (often) do not. I just check the "address.com" to determine if it is an appropriately named dealer, or if it is ebay or a shopping bot which I will ignore.

and so far I have found only one Shopping Bot that seemed to be totally above board because I could not independantly beat its 'best' price offers from reputable vendors, and that Shopping Bot also actually seemed to monitor its buyer feedback posts to purge "ersatz positive reviews".

Other shopping bots were pretty good if used with a grain of caution, but one still had to read the buyer reviews for any specific seller to check for "ersatz positive reviews".

Sometimes it is just as easy and a lot cleaner to do your own web search on the item you are interested in. But DO be as specific as you can.

Some hits will be "ersatz" because some sites, especially some shopping bots and ebay, are programmed to claim they have whatever you want even when they (often) do not. I just check the "address.com" to determine if it is an appropriately named dealer, or if it is ebay or a shopping bot which I will ignore.