First, Qbids requires you to purchase bidding vouchers for $60.00 to start off with, then, just to get you hooked into thinking you can actually win something, guides you to some "beginners' autions" where you will probably win something like 10 to 25 more vouchers or some other item ...
The bidding process is obviously manipulated, although Quibids blames it on "heavy internet traffic"... Even in the middle of the night. I have the fastest internet connection offered by Charter Communications, and I don't seem to have problems with lagging like this at other times... ...
I signed up for a free registration to see if an item was available on their bid system. To complete the free registration it was not optional I had to give a credit card $60 plus taxes without my agreeing to the amount to complete the registration. This site is a HUGE rip off SHUT THEM DOWN. ...
To be able to bid on their auction site I need to register and then purchase bid points a package of 100 for $60.00 each bid being for $. 60 each. I give up information about myself and had to use a credit card to do so. After I won three small items I was informed that I could only win three times ...
There were actually two charges on my Mastercard. The one posted and another one for $44.99 on 8/29. I have never heard of this place or know what they sell. I tried to call the number on the bill and every time got "due to a high volumn of calls please call later. I called my Mastercard and ...
The 89.99 appeared on my statement from August at the bank. When I went there to disclaim it they found another one for 49.99. There is a phone number on my bank statement and I was fortunate the second time I called to get a human. Supposedly all charges by this billing company will be returned. I ...