Just like everyone else's story, I was on techcrunch and caught wind of offerpenny.com which directed to grabswag's signup page. Brazen everywhere on the page were messages of "get 10 free bids". Having had success on Quibids I decided to join and try out the 10 free bids. I was charged ...
I found a guy on craiglist selling a very low price Nintendo DSI XL and was pointed me towards this website GrabSwag saying that i can get low priced items on. I went to the website and signed up for the FREE 10 BIDS but was instead charged my credit card for $99.99. Their website is very deceiving ...
I saw an advertisement stating that people had won an IPad for as little as $16.00. Being curious, I clicked on the site. It asked for info which I, sadly, assumed would not instantly deduct $99 from my bank account. I then incurred a $29 overdrawn fee from my financial institution. I would never ...
I read a link on the LA Times asking if I wanted to bid on an IPAD and it showed that several were bought at very low prices. I clicked on "bid on this ipad" and it asked my for my name, address, and credit card information. I assumed it was in case I won the bid. I find out that what i ...
Same thing that happened to everyone, thought I was getting 10 free bids, but instead got a charge for $99 on my credit card. Sent numerous emails never received reply, will call next though I imagine it will be a terrible headache ...
On July 13, I was drawn to a supposed penny auction site by a Facebook advertisement. I decided to browse the site to see if it had anything of interest to me. They of course required registration before accessing site, ok. Then, Automatically you are billed $99.00 without any warning nor ...