Savebig.com went on the website, reviewed the terms and conditions and thought it appeared legitimate. Bought $99 worth of bids - their best deal, and after I loaded the credit card and they stated I had finished all the steps, and it told me start bidding, it linked to a website that was ...
I signed up for SaveBog.com and was going to try it to see what the site really was about. What I did not realize is that the company charges you the $99.00 up front even on the trial, and then charges you the bidding fees. I am disputing the charge with my credit card company, but because it is so ...
I tried savebig.com after seeing a link for it on a website. When I went to the website they had a video with many happy people holding things they had won through the website. It seemed legite and they offered me free bids for signing up for the service. I was not aware that i would have to ...
On 09/01 I bid and won 5 vouchers 3 10 bids and 2 25 bids On 09/10 I bid and won 3 vouchers 25 bids each On 10/20 I won 2 bids for Heatsink Cooling Fans ...
SaveBig.com advertises that certain bidders on their website "auctions" have won valuable computers, iPads, etc. For certain dollar figures that make it look like a good deal. But the examples they give are based on pure deceit. If, for example, they claim that a certain item worth, say, ...
I read a newspaper piece about these penny auctions online and went to Savebig.com to check one out.in order to visit the site I had to log-on and the sign-up form asked for a credit card number. [Now I know never to give a credit card # just to log-on to a website.] Anyway, as soon as I clicked on ...