I joined Bid Cactus a couple of months ago & I ordered a couple of Items they had offered in their reward store using reward points I had earned for bidding & I paid the shipping. Eight days later they sent me an email saying the item were in the rewards store by mistake & they were not ...
Pennyrights.com and bidcactus.com are scam artists. I got scammed into buying bids to bid on items. I paid $79.00 to start. I got like 120 bids to start bidding on electronics and merchandise. After using up my bids, I bought another $75.00 worth of bids. Bids went on and on and you don't win. It's ...
The marketing you can see below... $2 to buy a $50 card. Not true however. It's a penny auction so the value the card sells for in now way represents the cost to the winner. Each bid they place on the auction actually costs them approximately $. 70. Additionally, the site makes money off everyone ...
I was a novice and I do know it could have been worse. However, it still cost $37.50 for nothing and I saw how easily it might be to keep going, buying more "bid packages". I wrote to the company and told them I thought it was a rip off and "guess I learned my lesson". They've ...
This site sells you points which you are supposed to be able to then use to buy from their auctions. The problem is no matter when you bid, they ad another 15 seconds. They claim it's to allow the new bidders who jumped in at the last minute the oppurtunity to get in on the auction. Since there ...
BidCactus is an online auction site. But unlike a real auction, you have to buy your bids. According to the site, and it is posted on the main page; 6 items a day, 3 items 3 bid packs are the baximum you can win. Now it does not say someone can't bid forcing prices up. And it does not say, when you ...