An ad popped up on the right side of my gmail account when I was taking care of a customer service issue with Amazon.com. It looked interesting so I clicked through. It was a supposedly Canadian site (great because it saves in shipping and customs fees) and offered up for auction some items I was ...
On Wednesday, June 22, I entered my credit card number into the Bidrack.com website in preparation for entering an auction for a Kindle Reader. On the website it has the statement “Register Now, It is completely free”. But it did ask for my card number, which I, in good faith, provided, ...
BidRack.com, Asked for my information in order to bid. I looked around the website and did not see anything worth buying. It all look strange, next thing I know they charged my card for $59.00. I called them in Alabama and i was told tough luck. We charged everyone. I am reporting it to Nevada ...
All the good responses are the actual company placing them so dont go by those! Just like others here. You are not made aware that you are paying 99.00 for registration. They purposely hide the fact you have to pay. I have signed up on 100s of site and this is the only one I have seen with this ...
Thought it was free. Wanted to see what they had. Registered, found out I was charged $75, called to cancel and was told to email [email protected]! I did. Got a reply that said they could not cancel. Today I called my credit card company and they are giving me money back.in the mean time, I am ...
I wanted to make a bid. I was asked to log in which I did. The login included my Credit Card info. I thought that was so that if I placed a bid on an item, you could charge me for it. Now, as I look at my Credit Card Company's invoice, I see a $99.00 charge from BIDRACK. I had not even bid on an ...