ABSOLUTE TRASH!! ABSOLUTE TRASH!!! Tried to place an order with PayPal Credit. Was charged full amount. IMMEDIATELY attempted to cancel the order… no response. No response to chat, no response to emails, yet it’s now showing that items are shipping. Contacted the BBB and my state Attorney General for fraud.

buyer beware So far I have not been impressed.I purchased a product that they stated would arrive within two days. shortly after the checkout process, I received confirmation of my order and receipt and then noticed the shipping information was changed for 6 days expected time til delivery. I attempted to reach out to support and received a confirmation of my email and stated I would hear back within 24 hours. however, that wasn't true either and I am still waiting to hear back from abunda.

Here's my thing no update about an… Here's my thing no update about an order and telling me you're waiting to hear from the warehouse. From reviews you take the money and then you cancel the order for a ps5 and now we have to wait 7 days to get the money back while it took you 7 seconds to take money on a product you couldn't get and youve berm canceling those orders and having problems getting them out but yet yiu still having it posted on your website like you can get it and ship it by said date. How about the lies stop when it comes to the ps5 and stop taking money before hand if you can't guarantee it. People pay for a service or item, not for the possibility of maybe getting the product. Selling lies

Just the fact that Abunda doesn't have… Just the fact that Abunda doesn't have a direct customer service representative for even a couple hours out of the day is enough for me to cancel the order through Acima. Wish their shipping debacle was better, and probably would have kept the lease. Anyway found another platform that is not as expensive to finance so I guess everything does happen for a reason.

Misleading Financing: The Hidden Costs Beyond Monthly Payments I'm disappointed to see the total cost obscured behind monthly payments. This approach seems misleading and could result in customers paying three times the price they would on platforms like Amazon, just for the convenience of financing. It's a strategy I find quite concerning.