Even if beezid.com doesn't use "bots" or their own employees to raise bids, ANYONE can wipe out your bids by making up phony accounts, using temporary email addresses, and promotional codes off of tv (i.E. "dishw4"). As an example, I made up an account, using a temp email ...
I won a $100 lowes gift card... Paid by paypal... But i received an amc theater popcorn card... I called and the guy laughed... Said it must be a mistake... He would forward to another department... But then i received a snippy email from them saying they were already taking care of it... Will i ...
This beezid.com is legal I guess but it is somewhat of a scam. One example is they encourage you to use what they call autobeezid where the computer will automatically bid for you. You have a start bid # and a bid to #, then a place to put number of bids. The way it's set up you would think that if ...
Paid $40 to purchase a said amount of "bids" for an online auction. Everytime you place a bid, your said amount decreases. The items are priced well, however, by the time the auction comes close to a finish, you may have placed 30-40 bids without winning a thing! Chances are, you WON'T ...
This is genius. I got suckered in, thought it was a neat idea until I started bidding. They are a hell of a lot smarter than I am, who would of thought of disguising a slot machine under the veil of an auction. Even the 6 box layout is standard slots, they are going to make a bucketload of cash. ...
I too purchased bids from Beezid.com a few weeks ago-I watched-I learned the patterns-I too saw the same 2 or 3 items come up for auctions. And when I saw that the winners won at the blink of an eye, I began emailing beezid. I never got a response. I googled beezid and only saw 1-complaint. Within ...