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GearBest OzBargain10 Deals - US$10 (~AU$13.63) - Mi Band 2 / Raspberry Pi 3B / Nitecore MT2A / Xiaomi Earphones + More

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GearBest OzBargain10 Deals - US$10 (~AU$13.63) - Mi Band 2 / Raspberry Pi 3B / Nitecore MT2A / Xiaomi Earphones + More
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Store Repgearbest on 19/11/2016 - 19:55 gearbest.com (4603 clicks)
Last edited 26/11/2016 - 14:29 by 6 other users

Happy 10th birthday to Ozbargain ! We Gearbest are very proud to have chance to be a part of that and working hard to win trust with this community.

Hence,we especially prepare these super $10 deals for the community,and more deals will be added to this post during OzB10,for further information or question,pls just comment below this post,I will check here and reply you.

I know there may still some ozbargainers that have unhappy experience with us and afraid of trusting us again,I am here not only dedicated in providing ozbargainers best deals,but offer ozbargainers better service.Pls feel free to pm Gearbest store rep on ozbargain or email [email protected]
for priority support.

Since there is one post for the whole event, you may want to use the reminder feature on OzBargain, this can be found just below the table, and you can set this to remind you each day.
To make sure OzBargainers have the best chance to ge these deals, we will only revealing the coupon codes each day. During our 11/11 event, most coupons were used by Russian and some other customers, so we need do this to avoid that.

Steps to ensure you only get the item at the promotional price (Credit to prxy):

Step 1) Add Item to your cart
Step 2) Apply the coupon code
Step 3) If coupon successfully applies discount ONLY click on the PROCEED TO CHECKOUT button
IMPORTANT!!!! Do NOT click on the CHECK OUT WITH PAYPAL BUTTON
Step 4) On the next page CHOOSE YOUR SHIPPING OPTIONS and click the PLACE YOUR ORDER button
Step 5) If Paypal is your payment method you will be taken to a Paypal Login.

Step 6) After Login, MAKE SURE the DISCOUNT is STILL APPLIED!!!

Step 7) If the discount is not still applied YOU have missed out DO NOT PROCEED further with the transaction!
Step 8) If the discount still applies, then place your order (BE WARY BEFORE YOU PRESS THE FINAL SUBMIT ORDER BUTTON)
Step 9) Go Back into your Gearbest login Account Click on your orders Tab
Step 10) You will see an order waiting for payment either cancel it now or it will auto cancel after 24 hours.

Codes day 2
Day 1 - 21/11/16

AEDT Time Item Quantity Price Coupon
21/11 12pm Raspberry Pi Model 3B - Chinese Version 20 US$10.00 sold out
21/11 12pm Megir M2011 Male Quartz Watch - Grey 100 US$10.00 sold out
21/11 12pm SQ8 Mini DV Camera 1080P Full HD Car DVR 50 US$10.00 sold out
21/11 12pm Nitecore MT2A - LED Flashlight 20 US$10.00 sold out
21/11 12pm Scishion V88 TV Box 20 US$10.00 sold out
21/11 12pm Elephone P9000 4G Phablet 1 US$10.00 sold out
21/11 4pm Asus Zenfone2 Deluxe 1 US$10.00 sold out
21/11 4pm Xiaomi In-ear Hybrid Earphones Pro 30 US$10.00 sold out
21/11 8pm Vernee Apollo Lite 4G+ Phablet - Black 2 US$10.00 sold out
21/11 8pm Samsung UHS-1 64GB Micro SDXC Memory Card 50 US$10.00 sold out
21/11 10pm Blackview R7 4G Phablet 2 US$10.00 sold out
21/11 10pm Zanflare F1 LED Flashlight - 6000-6500K 10 US$10.00 sold out

Day 2 - 22/11/16

AEDT Time Item Quantity Price Coupon
22/11 10am Alfawise A6 Smart Robotic Vacuum Cleaner 2 US$10.00 sold out
22/11 10am Mr Bean Teddy Bear Stuffed Doll 100 US$1.00 sold out
22/11 10am Cube iwork1x 2 in 1 Tablet PC 2 US$10.00 sold out
22/11 10am Mifree MIP3 Smartwatch Phone - GUN METAL 5 US$10.00 sold out
22/11 12pm NeeCoo Bluetooth V4.0 Dual SIM Card Adapter 10 US$10.00 sold out
22/11 12pm JXD 509G Quadcopter 5 US$10.00 sold out
22/11 4pm Oukitel U15 Pro 3 US$10.00 sold out
22/11 4pm Christmas LED String Light 50 US$10.00 OZBString (40 left)
22/11 4pm Jumper Ezbook 2 Ultrabook Laptop 2 US$10.00 sold out
22/11 4pm Mifree MIP4 Smartwatch Phone 5 US$10.00 sold out
22/11 4pm 5pcs POFAN 8 Pin Micro USB Data Sync Charging Cable 500 US$10.00 OZBPOFAN (478 left)
22/11 9pm JJRC JJ - 1000 RC QuadcopterNo battery or remote included 50 US$9.99 BJJ1000 (30 left)
22/11 9pm Water Stream Faucet Tap for Bathroom Kitchen 100 US$0.99 F04A (65 left)
22/11 9pm Liitokala Lii - 500 LCD Battery Charger 100 US$18.99 Loka
22/11 9pm Practical Stainless Steel Fruit Pineapple Slicer Peeler Creative Kitchen Tool 500 US$1.99 Pract
22/11 10pm Elephone S7 1 US$10.00 sold out
22/11 10pm Xiaomi Mi Band 2 30 US$10.00 sold out

Day 3 - 23/11/16

AEDT Time Item Quantity Price Coupon
23/11 10am Asus ZenFone 2 1 US$10.00 sold Out
23/11 10am Alfawise S92 TV Box 5 US$10.00 sold Out

25/11/16 and 26/11/16

AEDT Time Item Quantity Price Coupon
25/11 Xiaomi Mi5s 4G Smartphone 10 US$285.99 sold out
26/11 1am Xiaomi Redmi 4 4G Smartphone 10 US$129.99 Redmi4GB
26/11 2am XiaoMi Mi5 International Edition 4G Smartphone 10 US$229.99 MI5NA
26/11 1.5am OnePlus 3 4G Smartphone 10 US$299.99 PlusGB
26/11 0.5am Umi Max 4G Phablet 10 US$119.99 MaxGB
26/11 2.5am Xiaomi Redmi Pro MIUI 8 4G Phablet 10 US$199.99 PROGB
26/11 Sunlu SL - 400 Smart 3D Printing Pen 100 US$9.99 GBDSWD
26/11 MAIKOU T18 USB 2.0 Micro SD Card Reader 50 US$0.11 MaikouF

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    • Moderatorneil on 20/11/2016 - 18:58

      FAQ:

      What is the difference between the front page and the new deals page?

      The new deals page has all the latest deals that have been submitted by users. They are displayed in order from most recently published. >However, when a deal becomes popular (reaches a threshold based of votes), it is moved to the Front page. The number of positive votes to push a deal to the front page changes based on the sites popularity and other factors but by default it is 25 votes. However, you can override the settings by

      • Go to the New Deals page.
      • Click on “Preference” just under the title.
      • Adjust the “Minimum Votes” value.
  • me3 on 20/11/2016 - 11:00
    +1

    Wow not sure what all the rage is about, Bangood have the same sort of deals all the time. Here they have tried to provide an opportunity for Ozbargain that the Russian scripters cant jump on, and its a problem? Many people (far more than 10 by the look of it) will get a bargain of some kind from this promotion, I would suggest that if you don't like it you can move on and ignore it, its not going to cost you anything.

    For the record, I have purchased many $100s worth of stuff off gearbest over time (3d printing, Arduino stuff etc) and never had an issue - I have had DOAs and failures over time of some stuff (twice from memory) and had new items send to me no questions asked after I have supplied proof.

  • gooddealmate on 20/11/2016 - 11:02

    So realistically, the only chance 99% of us have of completing the purchase would be for a crap looking watch or a teddy bear. Not good. Would be interested in the Xiaomi earphones but with a quantity of only 30, that's highly unlikely too.

  • Zeral on 20/11/2016 - 11:03

    I'm just annoyed that I'll be at work at said times and there's no way I'll come out ahead using a phone and mobile internet~

    Didn't really pay attention to the times at first :(

  • seeknsearch on 20/11/2016 - 11:05
    +3

    Not every member can benefit so how's this a bargain?? It's a raflle not a bargain.

    • Mixhael on 20/11/2016 - 16:29
      +1

      Many deals are posted that not every member can benefit from. Eg: WA only deals, or targeted offers. Not a valid us of the beg imo

      • cheesecactus on 20/11/2016 - 16:37
        +7

        Everyone in WA is still a lot more than 1

        • Mixhael on 20/11/2016 - 16:44

          In total, there are hundreds of items on sale during the promo. I understand issues with Gearbest, and I completely accept those negs. However, saying there's insufficient quantity for this deal is IMO incorrect.

        • seeknsearch on 20/11/2016 - 17:51
          +1

          For WA, maybe call the deal Lotterybest?

  • Meowcat on 20/11/2016 - 11:06
    +4

    Major issues with retailer

  • Ausbargain007 on 20/11/2016 - 11:33
    +1

    Let the games begin….

    I think most of the OzBargainers are ready to pay a better price if there is more quantity of items

  • Less Point on 20/11/2016 - 11:45
    +6

    Click bait

    Myself and many other OzBargainers have had terrible experience with GB in the past… they were banned for a reason.

  • Top G on 20/11/2016 - 12:14
    +4

    It is quite obvious all of the moderators/higher up's have been to told to regurgitate the same speel that their exists sufficient quantity. In the past there would be some qualitative discussion and interpretation of the rules but this deal has already been pre-planned for the OzBargain 10th Birthday Party celebration and all users should stop arguing as comments are futile.

    • epicttiimm on 20/11/2016 - 12:20
      +3

      Yep, just had my neg removed

      • Top G on 20/11/2016 - 12:29
        +2

        It might have been legit, I find if you neg according to the rules it usually stays. However the rules for negging are quite strict and usually unless a deal is completely terrible/dodgy you can't neg it. Make sure you include a valid explanation.

    • Moderatorneil on 20/11/2016 - 16:58

      No,that's bullshit. We don't give a shit if deals do well or not. We will always enforce our guidelines. P. S. I wrote quantity guidelines.

      Deal Posting Guidelines: Insufficient Quantity:

      If your deal has limited quantity, please mention it in the description. If the quantity is too small then your deal may be removed. As a guideline, less than 10 quantity of items is not enough for a deal unless the item has a high price.

      This applies to the overall deal not picking and choosing 1 item out of a list of 20 different products. The deal has sufficient quantity. Where there it limited quantity is has been mentioned in the description.

      Voting Guidelines

  • justcallmeboss on 20/11/2016 - 12:19

    I'm in for a Nitecore torch and Megir Watch - if I am lucky enough to get them!

  • T1OOO on 20/11/2016 - 12:25

    hey guys,

    these sorts of things arnt my cup of tee, like if atleast 10% of the community can get the good stuff then its not a bargain but a competition/promotion…..

    in any event i wont stand int he way of other people, its no suprise russians got the codes last time, just multiple the value by 10-20x and for them its a way of life or job really, a few months pay…

    for me its just an ammusment, and end of the day click frenzy ect… jetstar sales $9 i just over look them and move on….

  • BrainWaves on 20/11/2016 - 12:31
    +13

    I'm disgusted about the way how OzBargain moderators/admin have handled the communities concensus of this post.

    They [mods/admin] are on the same level as the company/rep who have posted this so called 'deal'.

    Shame on you.

    -On behalf of Ozbargain Community

    • BrainWaves on 20/11/2016 - 12:34
      +5

      …Also, shame on the mod that removed my negative vote on this post, it was clearly in-line with the guidelines of this website.

    • Top G on 20/11/2016 - 12:51
      +8

      OzBargain is not an independent community. It is a business which is supposed to bring buyers and sellers together. The days of crazy deals being posted with everyone rushing to check stock are pretty rare.

      A company exists to make money. If they are giving you something, you are not the person paying them.
      Ozbargain exists to share deals with people. They then sell advert space on the website by saying, "10 million page views per year. We will sell you advert space for x amount. Expect this works slightly differently due to adsense.

      On top of this is affiliate links, if a user clicks this we the x% of the purchase price.

      Furthermore are paid promos or paid rule relaxations, let X user post deal on our behalf and we pay X amount. Hopefully this doesn't occur a lot here.

      The sites don't exist for you out of the goodness of their hearts. They do them to MAKE MONEY.

      • MadMaxBargainRoad on 20/11/2016 - 14:23
        +2

        You are generalising the whole thing. I have no problem with ad spaces. I would even ask my non register friends to white list Ozb from ad blocker. This IS my favourite site and I contributed to a certain degree. So far I am really happy that site business is running well.

        However, this sort of hidden ad implant and blatant denial is a different story all together. This is not what I have been supporting.

      • lyl on 20/11/2016 - 15:56
        +1

        Furthermore are paid promos or paid rule relaxations, let X user post deal on our behalf and we pay X amount. Hopefully this doesn't occur a lot here.

        I'm sure this doesnt happen at all here. Mods here are extremely strict and transparent in their actions how they enforce the rules. Regarding limited quantity items in description, Ive posted many deals where there are limited quantity items in the description, and no action was taken by the mods as long as the title had >10 quantity. Theyve always been consistent with how they enforce the rules.

        Of course ozbargain is a business who needs to make profit to sustain employees, but their success over other bargain sites i believe is due to being community driven and transparent. if scotty only cared about making profit, he wouldnt be donating to charities and having regular giveaways. Im sure the revenue from ads and affiliate links rakes in enough revenue.

    • me3 on 20/11/2016 - 14:03
      +2

      There are 3:1 positive:negative votes for this one, I think you have missed the consensus of the community.

      • MadMaxBargainRoad on 20/11/2016 - 14:13
        +7

        Only because mods removed legitimate negs. Get out of your rock.

        • lyl on 20/11/2016 - 16:26
          +5

          Less than 20 negs have been revoked. I've reported many illegitimate negs, there are guidelines - neg properly if you don't want it revoked. I've already seen many negs with comments like 'crap deal' or 'neg from me' that will get removed - just offer enough explanation for your negs and it will stay (the case for over 60 negs).

        • Moderatorneil on 20/11/2016 - 17:18

          No, we aren't. https://www.ozbargain.com.au/wiki/help:voting_guidelines

      • infinite on 20/11/2016 - 14:19
        +1

        Mods have been mass removing legit neg's, that's why the vote looks the way it does. We suspect OP has multiple company userd mass-downvoting as well, because most legit neg's are getting 2+ neg votes of their own indide 30-60 seconds of posting them. Only OP and and alternate account could respond so fast.

        • MadMaxBargainRoad on 20/11/2016 - 14:27
          +3

          I honestly hope that's not the case. I have no problem with GB so far as I find their rep Sunny quite helpful. This fake deal is what pissed me off.

        • Moderatorneil on 20/11/2016 - 17:03

          No, that's incorrect. All votes are audited. Please report any comments that you feel suspicious about.

          Voting Guidelines

      • timi2fly on 20/11/2016 - 14:32
        +4

        Also there are criteria that need to be met to submit a neg but not for a pos vote. This simple barrier is guaranteed to skew the ratio as well.

        I would be interested how this lies on the bell curve relative to other deals in terms of total number of negs and neg ratio. I wouldn't be surprised if it's way at the pointy end. That alone says something I think.

        • payton on 22/11/2016 - 08:47

          Unlimited number of + votes but max of 5 negs per day (for comments). Guaranteed that votes will be always skewed towards +
          Savas can tell us what's the max number of positive deal votes per user per day

    • Moderatorneil on 20/11/2016 - 18:52

      @BrainWaves

      Hi, I see you are a new member so I'll explain a couple of things.

      It's not up to moderators to determine what is a good deal and what isn't, it's the community. You can do so via comments and votes but there are guidelines for voting. Your vote:

      Let's make OzBargain great again!

      is invalid. It doesn't help the community to determine why this isn't a good deal and frankly is trolling. See help for more info.

      OzBargain is an independent site. NONE of the deals are being paid for or sponsored. I'll repeat what I said before, it's not up to moderators to determine what is a good deal and what isn't. What is important is to consistently (to our best ability) enforce our deal posting guidelines and our voting guidelines.

      Feel free to ask any questions via Talk with a Moderator Forum

  • cheesecactus on 20/11/2016 - 13:30
    +7

    This is ridiculous. Definitely more of a competition for the items with only 1 available. Those should be removed from the deal leaving the Teddy bear and watch and other items with actual stock.

    "Deal"

  • Assclown on 20/11/2016 - 13:33
    +1

    The natives are getting restless!

  • smurfinaus on 20/11/2016 - 13:38
    +2

    At item with qty of 1 is no way a deal as there is a very slim to impossible chance anyone can get it…

  • [Deactivated] on 20/11/2016 - 13:44
    +6

    Is this some sort of joke? Misleading clickbait Title. Very limited quantities for the only good stuff. This is just a competition/advertising promotion and should not be in the deals section. The quality of OzBargain is dropping.

    • Moderatorneil on 20/11/2016 - 16:47

      Deal Posting Guidelines: Insufficient Quantity:

      If your deal has limited quantity, please mention it in the description. If the quantity is too small then your deal may be removed. As a guideline, less than 10 quantity of items is not enough for a deal unless the item has a high price.

      This applies to the overall deal not picking and choosing 1 item out of a list of 20 different products. The deal has sufficient quantity. Where there it limited quantity is has been mentioned in the description.

      Voting Guidelines

  • havebeerbelywillsumo on 20/11/2016 - 14:03
    +24

    Just want to register my dissatisfaction with the situation here

    The deal was posted with item numbers under the guidelines

    Many members have pointed out, without rancour on the most part, the near impossibility of securing items of any significant worth thus making this not a deal in the opinion of many.

    Mods have made a decision that as long as it is a bit possible to get a couple of items in a looooong list the deal is a deal so the "rules" are met.

    On the other side mods have seemingly been a bit fierce on applying rules that delete neg votes thus subverting the wishes of members to downvote this deal, thus the deal is more likely to remain on the front page under the positive to negative vote ratio rule.

    Noone looks good here, the vendor has garnered a significant amount of ill will judging by comments, the mods (and the ethos of the site) in their actions have, how shall we say, confused many as to why this deal seems to have the status that it does. Questions from members asking "why", to me, indicate that the Obargain's reputation as a place for the posting of possible to attain deals could have been sullied. The mere mentioning of the suspiciaon of "payment" to get this listed, no matter how improbable that actually having transpired, is a huge alarm bell for the possibility of damage to Ozbargain's reputation IMHO

    It is not a good look.

    • infinite on 20/11/2016 - 14:22
      +1

      Hopefully your legit concerns and reason for a neg vote don't get removed like the rest of us. I threw an upvote your way just in the hope your comment wont get buried like the rest of ours have.

    • Moderatorneil on 20/11/2016 - 16:47

      Deal Posting Guidelines: Insufficient Quantity:

      If your deal has limited quantity, please mention it in the description. If the quantity is too small then your deal may be removed. As a guideline, less than 10 quantity of items is not enough for a deal unless the item has a high price.

      This applies to the overall deal not picking and choosing 1 item out of a list of 20 different products. The deal has sufficient quantity. Where there it limited quantity is has been mentioned in the description.

      Voting Guidelines

      • havebeerbelywillsumo on 20/11/2016 - 16:56
        +2

        Thanks Neil, but as others have mentioned, this requirement can be given lip service by adding the required number against items of dubious merit (and yes, I realise, "merit" is in the eye of the beholder). That is the real problem here for many posters.

        (added on edit)….I should have acknowledged there are a couple of items of merit that have a number available, however when the world can knock on your door 50 (or 100) is not much better, it does however go a step towards meeting requirements. This is why I still have little conviction that this is a genuine "deal" and not bordering on "clickbait".

        • Moderatorneil on 20/11/2016 - 17:06

          Sure. But for consistency we treat all deals the same and this deal does meet guidelines. We can't pick and choose which deals to enforce the guidelines on.

    • jackary on 20/11/2016 - 21:40
      +1

      Thankyou mate. I think you summarised how I feel about this deal as well very accurately.

      • havebeerbelywillsumo on 20/11/2016 - 22:54
        +2

        Thanks jackary.

        To me this thread has become something more than being about this deal and morphed into a dialogue between the site ownership and the community. My read is that the community wishes the site to be ethically run and is concerned that commercial imperatives may be bending what is felt to be their perception of why the site was founded and should be run. Management is saying there are rules, they are purposely loose and your perceptions will not influence nor govern how we see or moderate the slack in said rules.

  • charliebrownau on 20/11/2016 - 14:17
    +2

    Why do I get the feeling people are going to buy 10 of the USD$10 items that can click the fastest
    and its then out of stock
    and 1 week later they are selling it on ebay

    I hope some of these items that is normally USD$100-USD$300 down to USD$10 are one buy only per account

  • Stathis on 20/11/2016 - 14:31
    +14

    Oh god not this website. Absolute scam
    Never received my items. Tried to contact them, ignored me sent me in circles. Don't trust this website, absolute joke.

    • kungfu_tofu on 20/11/2016 - 15:04
      +5

      they were banned on ozb for not sending out items to numerous people! not sure why they're unbanned now…

      • Moderatorneil on 20/11/2016 - 18:41

        You can read the whole history on this thread. We advised all OzBargain members who were having issues with this site to use that thread so we could get some resolution to the problems.

        • After numerous outstanding issues, we blocked gear best in June 2014 pending resolution of these issues and what they would do in the future to ensure these issues don't happen again.
        • August 2014, all or most of the issues reported by members were resolved. See here.
        • Septmember 2014, Gearbest was unbanned. See here
        • October 2015, Gearbest again ran into more of the same issues and was banned.
        • September 2016. After positive feedback from members and some GB changes they made, we unbanned Gearbest. See here.

        If users are having issues again, the please post in that thread mentioned to see if the rep can resolve the problem.

        • infinite on 20/11/2016 - 19:27
          -2

          How about just protecting the users of this site (you know, the customers that keep this place in business) from being exploited by shady business like GearScam who operate with unacceptable service standards and advertising practices - by banning the scummy business, instead of promoting them and fobbing off customer concerns onto their customer retention staff here at OzB?

        • Moderatorneil on 20/11/2016 - 19:33

          @infinite:

          Did you not read what I wrote? I'll simplify it:

          If many users have unresolved issues = banned.
          If many users don't have unresolved issues = not banned.

          Currently many users don't have unresolved issues and the store is not banned. But if users go to that thread (we are encouraging them to do so) and there are many issues are no resolved then banned. This applies to all stores.

        • Moderatorneil on 20/11/2016 - 20:55

          @cxeq:

          To get more perspective, you'd probably have to see the comments for all the recent Gearbest deals.

          ozbargain wouldn't happen to be a member of this program would they?

          OzBargain serves affiliate links to guest users (non-logged in users). If you try going to any of the deals in the link above (incognito mode or log out), it seems it is going through Commission Factory. That's just my deduction, you should PM Scotty for a definite answer.

        • jackary on 20/11/2016 - 21:44
          -1

          @neil: What a devious way to make a buck. Then how can any mod possibly suggest this isn't a sponsored deal? OzB has a very direct motive to keep this deal on front page AS LONG AS POSSIBLE! Explains the overzealous removal of neg votes.

          Edit: comment edited to remove some shock. It appears there is a mention of affiliate links is in the FAQ but my disgust with its use remains. In the interests of transparency, would any mod care to advise what commission OzB earned last FY monetising its ever-loyal user base?

        • Moderatorneil on 20/11/2016 - 22:01

          @jackary:

          What a devious way to make a buck.

          I hate to break it to you but that's how every other bargain site functions (hotukdeals, topbargains, etc). We however differ by NOT showing them for users who are logged in.

          Moderation has nothing to do with affiliate links. We aren't removing votes to keep it on the front page. Seriously, take off the tin foil hat mate.

          Moderators (including myself) have no idea about the financials. Frankly, with the amount of time spent moderating this deal, on a weekend, I would prefer to have it not published.

        • lyl on 20/11/2016 - 22:06
          +1

          @neil:

          Frankly, with the amount of time spent moderating this deal, on a weekend, I would prefer to have it not published.

          Neil better be getting lots of overtime this week :)

        • jackary on 20/11/2016 - 22:07

          @neil: Ahh, I get the logic - these 2 bargain sites are a bit dodgy so it's OK for us to be too.

          Commenters are reporting their email addresses are being sold to third parties - GB have been banned multiple times - half of the commenters in this thread are in bloody revolt - may I make a suggestion - rather than throw insults at those you're meant to moderate (I'll keep my tin foil hat on thanks) - how about you protect them as a moderator should, do as you wish, and unpublish the deal?

        • Scrooge McDuck on 21/11/2016 - 00:03

          @neil:

          Seriously, take off the tin foil hat mate.

          Post reported for personal attack.

          See: https://www.ozbargain.com.au/wiki/help:commenting_guidelines#personal_attacks

  • [Deactivated] on 20/11/2016 - 14:39
    +11

    Blatent disregard of the rules to keep the sponsors happy. This is a contest not a deal. If they wanted to give us a deal they could do so with less discount but more stock

    • Moderatorneil on 20/11/2016 - 16:46

      This deal and this site isn't sponsored. OzBargain is independent.

      Deal Posting Guidelines: Insufficient Quantity:

      If your deal has limited quantity, please mention it in the description. If the quantity is too small then your deal may be removed. As a guideline, less than 10 quantity of items is not enough for a deal unless the item has a high price.

      This applies to the overall deal not picking and choosing 1 item out of a list of 20 different products. The deal has sufficient quantity. Where there it limited quantity is has been mentioned in the description.

      Voting Guidelines

      • [Deactivated] on 20/11/2016 - 18:36
        +3

        I have seen GearBest advertised on OzBargain sidebar and banners plenty of times before, if it's not sponsorship then I don't see why you are fighting the community on this one tooth and nail.

        I would understand if it was something like a car on special for $35,000 from $40,000 - $5000 is a hell of a saving but only 3 of them would be sufficient because not many people would buy such a high price item. In this case, $10 is not a high price. This is a contest designed to get thousands of visitors to compete over a handful of the same item. If they only posted about those items which they did actually have enough quantity of then it wouldn't be an issue.

        • Moderatorneil on 20/11/2016 - 18:44

          Not fighting at all. Just clearing up false statement about OzBargain and the guidelines. Google Ads are autogenerated based on your surfing habits.

        • muncan on 20/11/2016 - 18:50
          +6

          @neil: That explains all the viagra ads here

      • Less Point on 20/11/2016 - 22:14
        +1

        This deal and this site isn't sponsored. OzBargain is independent.

        Ozbargain earns money from non-members clicking affiliate links, including the link in the deal above.

        How can you possibly claim to be independent?

        • Moderatorneil on 20/11/2016 - 22:31

          Just because a site runs affiliate links, it doesn't mean it's not independent. Please peruse the FAQ.

          I think we are getting off-topic here from discussing Gearbest + guidelines. Feel free to discuss in site discussion.

  • Rukiata on 20/11/2016 - 14:56
    +2

    Good luck getting one. whoever is lucky to get it I bet will be a staff member lol

  • ASTROBOY18 on 20/11/2016 - 15:00
    +3

    Negging for obvious reasons. Don't post up these "bait" type deals OP. It's an unfair way to advertise.

  • kungfu_tofu on 20/11/2016 - 15:03
    +2

    need to remove the items with very limited quantity <10….

  • fantombloo on 20/11/2016 - 15:05
    +6

    OzBargain10 = about 10 people will get a great deal here, no-one else.

    • lyl on 20/11/2016 - 15:23
      +2

      More like >100 people when you consider the 50x 64GB Samsung SD cards 30x Mi Band 2, 20x Raspberri Pi, 30x Piston Hybrids and many other items. But problem is that there will probably be thousands trying to get it.

  • addo on 20/11/2016 - 15:46

    Gearbest = New COTD ?

  • TimApple on 20/11/2016 - 15:52

    Low quantity

  • jackary on 20/11/2016 - 16:00
    -1

    Scotty - I took personal insult to your earlier comment to another user saying he "doesn't know why OzB was created". And as others have asked, if you're going to make such a comment, tell us - I want the long version.

    It's worth mentioning that 20 "inappropriate" neg votes have now been filtered. Pathetic.

    • lyl on 20/11/2016 - 16:36
      +1

      It's worth mentioning that 20 "inappropriate" neg votes have now been filtered. Pathetic.

      You upvoted this neg: 'Negging this cause I don't like trump'. Please tell me how that is an appropriate reason for a neg which shouldn't be filtered? Just neg properly and it will stay.

      • jackary on 20/11/2016 - 17:02
        -6

        Glad someone gets the voting system. I didn't even neg you yet! But here. Have a downvote.

        I upvoted for several reasons. Because a) I have a sense of humour but more because b) it was a rather obvious tongue in cheek joke, to point out the fact that whether the neg is valid or otherwise, it will be revoked - as a third have.

        I'm not really sure how any of this is relevant or of any importance to you or other commenters…

        • lyl on 20/11/2016 - 17:14
          +5

          I'm just tired of people negging with comments like 'crap deal' or 'neg from me' or the tongue in cheek jokes, and then ranting when it gets revoked for not meeting the guidelines. I do not find the removal of negs 'pathetic' as the mods have not removed any legitimate negs that have provided a proper reason.

        • jackary on 20/11/2016 - 21:52

          @lyl: Its cherry picking at best and that's my entire point. If you'd like to scroll through all of my comments you'll see not once have I explained why I placed a negative vote (though rather obvious) - so why does mine stand?

        • lyl on 20/11/2016 - 22:01

          @jackary:

          When there's 377 comments and 80+ negs, it's really hard to read every single comment by every single person, but doesn't mean that mods shouldn't try their best to enforce rules. I've helped with reporting a few negs and most have been removed.

          Anyways just had a read of all your 11 comments (sigh), and it does appear that you haven't provided a reason, so I just sent in a report.

        • jackary on 20/11/2016 - 22:10
          +2

          @lyl: Sure.

          Mods: I negged because on 2 seperate occasions (once 2015, once 2016) I've purchased from GB and they've not delivered what I paid for. Much messing around with PayPal for a refund. Just. Like. Everybody. Else.

        • Associatedmonty.melb @ GearBest on 20/11/2016 - 22:30

          @jackary: can you send me your order number.

        • jackary on 20/11/2016 - 22:32
          +1

          @monty.melb: Can you speak to me like you're representing a business?

          Used disposable email on both occasions (obvious reasons) - no. If a company can't even bother responding to a PayPal dispute before it expires, twice, what opportunity do they deserve to rectify now?

        • Associatedmonty.melb @ GearBest on 20/11/2016 - 22:34
          +3

          @jackary: well if you can not supply with order number, no way Gearbest can resolve your issue with your order.

        • lyl on 20/11/2016 - 22:35

          @jackary:

          Thanks for finally justifying your neg, wasn't hard was it?

          Just. Like. Everybody. Else.

          I've only ordered from Gearbest once in 2015 which arrived, so I don't have much experiences to share. Sorry to hear your situation, it's quite unfortunate what happened. But from observing recent 2016 deals it appears that nearly all orders are arriving, and that Gearbest have improved their customer support.

        • jackary on 20/11/2016 - 22:37
          +5

          @monty.melb: I didn't ask for help. I was asked to justify the use of my neg vote, so I did.

          Fool an entire community once… wait twice - wait NO NO THREE TIMES, right?

    • spackbace on 20/11/2016 - 18:10
      +6

      Pathetic.

      Yes, those people that think they can substantiate a neg vote with few words and no reason are pathetic, thankyou for pointing that out I'm glad someone has :)

      • jackary on 20/11/2016 - 21:54
        -1

        Yes how dare anyone reflect what is clearly user sentiment. You're right.

        3 upvotes from 3 prominent OzB sellers. Good for you! Have one from me too!!!!!!!1!1!!!111

        • lyl on 20/11/2016 - 22:04
          +1

          OzB sellers

          Posters*

          Someone's having a fun time here :)

        • jackary on 20/11/2016 - 22:08
          -6

          @lyl: Nah sellers. One even makes a living hocking their wares here dude.

        • lyl on 20/11/2016 - 22:46

          @jackary:

          Ah just love 'selling' my time to find deals for users like you to enjoy :)

        • jackary on 20/11/2016 - 22:54
          +3

          @lyl: You're pretty literate, care to show me where I referred to you at all?

          Appreciate your efforts, spare the pseudo-goodwill rot

        • lyl on 20/11/2016 - 22:55

          @jackary:

          Whoops sorry i may have misread, guess I got a bit excited because I've never been called a 'prominent seller' before XD
          I was part of the '3 upvotes' so had a feeling you might've been referring to me.

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