“If in fact they are selling on auction truly authentic items at low prices then yay it looks great! However, their ad for $50 is very misleading because it is a credit for a more expensive fee to become a member...So you don't actually…”
About this app
The future of shopping is here. Polly.com is home to a growing community of fans who come back daily to unlock personalized recommendations, discover the world’s most viral products, and shop in ways they’ve never seen before.
How Polly works: Every day brings a fresh drop curated just for you. But this isn't standard shopping, each recommendation comes with a unique way to buy. From high-speed flash sales and competitive auctions to head-to-head battles and social buys, Polly is designed to keep the experience thrilling, social, and rewarding.
Discover trending products Whatever your vibe, you’ll find a drop for it on Polly: - Trending beauty, skincare, and cosmetics - Viral fashion and must-have accessories - Home decor that actually fits your style - Tech gadgets and lifestyle upgrades - Exclusive features, from art to cars…
Preview
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Independent evidence report
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What we measured
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“It's gambling. You spend real money for bids with no guarantee you’ll actually win anything, so there’s real financial risk involved. The constant countdowns and “almost won” feeling are designed to keep people spending more money chasing…”
“if I could give negative stars, I would, but then you won't see this. polly is disingenuous at best. the "bidding" system is convoluted and they keep your points if you win or not. I don't know why such bait and switch sites are allowed…”
Assessment & version history
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Store listing updated to version 7.22.2.
What this app sells
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Prices and terms as disclosed by the store listing.