I am familiar with No More Rack, and although they are legitimate in that they're not outright scammers, they have some shady business practices and a very bad reputation ywith Better Business Bureau. It's not a penny auction and you don't have to sign up or give them a credit card in order to view the deals on the website, when the login box pops up, close it by clicking the "x" instead of entering information. You'll be able to view the deals however if decide to make a purchase you'll have to sign up for an account.
They give the impression that they sell designer and name brand clothing and accessories however I've seen very few of either, probably less than 10 in the 4 months I've been visiting the site. Their prices sound good however a lot of the clothing and accessories they sell look cheaply made and appear to be poorly constructed, but some of their stuff is decent and I've seen good deals on various items.
I've made five purchases and I received four of them within a reasonable amount of time, however two were gift certificates for other websites and were delivered digitally. I have't received the last item yet. Everything I've received so far has been as they described and I've been pleased with theen price I paid and the quality of the item I received.
Having said that however, I had problems with one of their "insanity deals", and because of the way they handled ite situation, I don't believe "insanity deals" really exist, I think they're fake. Basically an "insanity deal" is what they call it when they sell an expensive item for a ridiculously low price in very limited quantities; a 55" inch LED TV for $49 for instance. According to No More Rack, you'll recognize Insanity Deals because they're highlighted in a bright purple frame and they appear randomly throughout the day on the deal page. A few weeks ago I logged into their website and saw an insanity deal for the very first time - it was an Apple iPod Touch selling for $18.24. I put it in my cart and rushed straight to checkout but when I tried to check I wasn't able to do so because clicking on check out logged me logged out of the website. I logged back in and troed again without success and in all I tried to complete the purchase total of seven to,es. no luck. So I took screen shots of everything - the deal, the price, the time of day and the iPod iin my shopping cart and sent them to customer service with an email explaining what happened. At first they appeared eager to assist me until they realized that I expected them to sell me an iPod touch at the insanity deal price. They responded to the first two emails that I sent then I never heard from them again despite sending numerous messages. I'd love to hear from just one person who's successfully purchased an "insanity deal" but I suspect there are none.