I entered my credit card number to register to bid and receive free points. I never did bid on anything. When I got my credit card statement I had an unauthorized charge of $149.75 which I contested by an email to support. They claim that it was fully explained I would get charged $149.75 when I ...
Price Shuffle is a ripoff. You will think you are getting some free bids but then your charge card is billed $149.75. This is a total FRAUD. I dug around a little and got some other information: The thing is supposedly run by a guy named Eli Smith. Your charge card statement will say Glendale, CA ...
I'm embarrassed to say I was taken in by this scam. On December 4, I went to this site after watching a newscaster talk about how she got a great deal using this site. When you first go in, it tells you that can sign up for a trial and get 100 bids for free. It requires your credit card information ...
Price Shuffle was advertised by news media in regard to receiving 100 free bids. When I looked into their offer, I thought I was only signing up for the 100 free bids. Their sign-up page is very deceiving. It looks like an advertizement, not a sign up page. After filling in my credit card ...
Priceshuffle rips people off for $149.75. Stay away from this site. ...
I signed up for some free bids (free trial) but got charged $149.75 which is way too much to spend on something untried. I only gave out credit card information so that I could pay for auction (s) that I won. There is no confirmation page or regular shopping cart stating that you are about to buy ...