Is dealscube.com Safe?

UPDATE: Down to 1 star. Ordered the laser printer but magicof2013 never shipped it. Strung me along instead, trying to wear me out? KEEP OUT. Original: I would never ever by anything from this site with a debit card. I'm considering it for a credit card purchase - to save $20 off the next best deal, to get a new $80 Brother laser printer. I think credit card law should protect me.

Dealscube provided a decent shopping experience, however it did not do an adequate job for protecting the customers. This one item I purchased from dealscube turned out to be counterfeit. Before I discovered that it was counterfeit, the seller had deleted his account and any trace of him on the website. Luckily I kept a record of everything so I was able to open a dispute on paypal and get my money back. Dealscube needs to do a better job at verifying the authenticity of sellers so what happened to me doesn't happen to others. If you do decide to purchase something from dealscube, make sure you use a payment method that guarantees purchase protection and that you keep a record of EVERYTHING. Also, many reviews of sellers appear to be fake so please be aware of that

They sell so-called "download only" editions of their games, even the ones that always use UPlay or Steam services. Sounds like a cracked version to me. And it could possibly include malware. Either way, it sets off a ton of red flags. I would not shop here EVER.

Never buy anything from this site - it is an absolute scam! They take money for items they don't have. After a month of waiting and promises that my item would ship they finally admitted that they didn't have the item. They promised a refund but did not deliver. Finally after threatening them with criminal and civil action they sent my refund. However they use a site called Dwolla for payment and it takes forever for the money to transfer. If I'm lucky it will be 53 days after placing my order before I see a refund. After searching for other comments on the internet I see that I am not the only one who has had this experience with this company.

Passwords are stored in either cleartext or are encrypted (which gets decrypted when you forget it) as they email you the password in plaintext. Good thing I use a password generator for each site and that password will never be used again. Wont be using their service after that.