Click frenzy needs to be investigated for false advertising - i have put an ipad into my cart and clicked on pay with paypal and got the message "sold out" HOWEVER i then went to the banner and clicked to get an ipad for $2 and it let me put an ipad in my cart, again i clicked pay with paypal and again it said "sold out" - i did this 6 times!

THEN i tried to get a drone and as soon as the banner popped up i clicked on it and it said sold out - STRAIGHT AWAY

JOKE!!

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I agree Linda. False expectations and waste of time.
Click Frenzy needs to be honest about how many bargains of each item were actually available.
If there was only 1 or 2 items then a lottery draw would have been more suitable.
The electronic shopping basket and banner click in gave a wrong impression.
I clicked on the banner the moment the page had refreshed and within 1 second was in the item page and then clicked checkout immediately only to be told item was out of stock.

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"organisers had vowed technical glitches would be ironed out ahead of this year's event."

For this promotion they used an off the shelf cart Shopify. Plans start at $29 month... but they could have used the 14 day free trial... who knows.

Cheap way to run a massive big name brand competition.

All I know is I lucked out on the PS4 twice (morning and evening), Apple TV and Beats. All of which I got in my cart and had errors when trying to pay.

It's like walking up to the checkout with the item in hand and the checkout chick taking it and just saying "Register says No".

You shouldn't have been able to put the item in your cart.

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Apparently Click Frenzy also put up fake items that people could actually pay for (an illegal practice) in the hopes of catching cheaters. I really hope they are investigated for this and that the Australian media refuses to promote them ever again.

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