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by Wheres My Bookie

I have invested in two cards a rookie Joe Burrow and a Rookie Cooper Kupp card both of which have gone up in value a great deal. For an app that deals with transactions a great deal you’d imagine they’d have more than two options on how to withdrawal your money after selling assets. However, if you their payment company being plaid doesn’t have your bank. Than be prepared to pay a $15 wiring fee. It’s funny how you can deposit money via a credit or debt card but unable to withdrawal that way or even with a routing or banking number. Their customer support replies instantly and always says, “that is an option our developers are working on” however the developers seem to be working blindfolded. The only customer support representing is a guy named Josh that has to email the developers as if he’s some third party customer service hire. This app has fishy written all over it, it’s essentially buying and selling an NFT just a portion of a card that you can psychically possess and if you do you’ll have to pay a big up charge from the company that holds the cards. More than the card you bought in full is worth. You’d be better off investing in stocks, crypto, or using your money to start a fire.

by Ethantjames

I had a really bad experience using Dibbs. I’ve tried out a lot of different FinTech apps, including multiple alternative asset apps, and I would say there’s three reasons this is one of the worst I’ve used.

1. There’s isn’t enough volume on this app that make trading on here make sense. Asset values are totally random. It doesn’t matter if the card is below retail price, or if it should go up in value based on the real market. Prices only move based on a very minimal trading volume. You’ll notice almost every asset depreciates daily, besides a select few, if the asset moves in price at all.

2. There’s a fee for everything on this app, and it takes a major toll on returns, especially when asset prices hardly move. There’s a fee for bank transfers, buying assets, and selling assets. I had a small portfolio just to try the app, and the fees on here alone brought my portfolio down 20%.

3. Finally, the user experience isn’t great. Yes, the app looks nice, but it is still very clunky. Logging in is annoying. Buying and selling assets is clunky and doesn’t make sense in certain aspects. Overall, not a great user experience.

Unless you're just signing up to get the card bonuses, I would not recommend trying out this app. Even the card bonus won’t amount to much after trade fees and the fee associated with taking your initial deposit out. I would recommend Rally if you’re looking for a collectible trading platform. Do better Dibbs.

by Radicaltruth

This app is a waste of time and money. You are much better off buying crypto and will thank your wallet. You will not make money using this. The buy/sell spread is insane. There is not enough money flowing through this platform. And not enough users. I’ve seen disasterous “DROPS”. Where the pre market purchases can take place at a more special price. Only for the price to immediately sink once to market and never get back to the pre market buy. Every single person who bought pre market lost money in that case. And it’s happened several times (LEBRON JAMES ROOKIE 100,000 pre market) I went negative using this app and it stayed there. I messed around with it for about a month. My last month of investing in crypto had made me thousands. That’s where your money is at. Most certainly it won’t be found in this app.