I found priceshuffle.com through what was supposedly a news article on the internet and was tricked into this by the potential to try the site out with 100 free bids. I signed up for the priceshuffle.com and was directed to a page to enter my credit card information. The web page is so fractured in ...
Lured to join by online review. Author raved about products that were offered: i-pads, TVs, cars, cameras. I paid the fee to join, $140, but noticed after several months that nothing good was ever offered, only cheap stuff, like memory keys for a computer (worth $30). Also, the items were often ...
Saw a special about priceshuffle.com on a news program. The program gave a promotional code about 300 free bids. I signed up to use those 300 bids and see if I liked it. I was charged $149.75 to join and get 100 bids, plus the 300 for the promotion. I complained and was told I agreed to the terms ...
I got ripped off to. My step son purchased bids on priceshuffle.com and I paid for it and they to not refund and are not on the list to make right. They are crooks and we need to call on a regular basis to tell them so 888-716-1621. Toll free and they pay to hear from you too ...
Step-son employed my charge card to buy online estimates without my permission and that I challenge the costs and organization statements they have to to cost me for what my step-son (13 yrs old) did. This kid billed other activities and these businesses have billed back again to my account except ...
I was lured to PRICESHUFFLE.com by an advertisement promising 100 free bids.in reality they took my money ($149.75) and started charging from the very first bid, which was the only one I placed, expecting the 100 free ones. So it is a deceptive advertisement combined with small print and virtually ...