ZBiddy's website makes it appear you are signing up to make bids and the credit card is for purchases. You are then charged $60 for a "Bid Package". May be an excellent replacement for e-bay but WHO CARES when the first thing that happens is a SCAM!! ...
Clicked on a banner advertising their penny auction site to check it out. I got down to the part where they want to charge you $60 for so many bids and, as soon as I saw this, I exited the site. As far as I know, I didnt authorize this charge but it showed up on my account today, Saturday, Aug. 6. ...
I paid the $60.00 so I could bid on products, but never won anything that night. The next time I tried to get on, it kept saying I had the wrong password and that my password would be sent to my email address. But it was never sent, so now I can't get back on. ...
I went online to ZBiddy.com, with the intent to look around and learn about the site. I registered, and unfortunately, provided a debit card number, but DID NOT buy anything, or bid on anything. When I signed off of site, I promptly received an email from ZBiddy thanking me for my purchase of bids ...
I used my charge card to buy bids, then i asked for it back because a person at work told me they were a scam! They said that once you bought these bids you could not get your money back. So then i tried to bid on many items but really i just wanted to bid on an IPAD. I spent hours online but every ...
I'm actually writing to say that zbiddy is NOT a scam, but a real site, with real users and real products. Its shameful for those who are complaining about an honest and ethical site. There are not many in the penny auction industry, but this is one of them. Just an example that made me post this ...