I, like many others, have been deceived and cheated by Priceshuffle. Lured in by a phony print ad by a "TV reporter" who promised 100 free bids, I went to the Priceshuffle website and signed up for their program. I gave them my credit card number, thinking that they would need it if I was ...
I went to their website with the promise of receiving free bids. After you register, you are taken to a page that asks for your credit card information, asking you to fill in the form so they know where to send your winning auctions. I didn't realize until I got my credit card bill a month later, ...
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 ...
I don't want to repeat the same complaint, that had been reported hundreds of times. This company is ripping off consumers left and right. Closer to a gambling site then auction site. NOONE ever wins. On their front page they say or predict, that they can do all this by closeouts, but of course is ...
Im one more person scammed by PriceShuffle. I read the [evidently fake] ad, checked the site, carefully checked when registering, but never saw anything indicating Id be paying $149.75. When I realized what had happened, my credit card company put me through to their customer support who said theyd ...
Priceshuffle.com is a ripoff. They lead you into thinking their service is free, free, freeand then I find a charge on my MC for $149.75 (Nov. 3). I have called MC and they put all of us together on the phone, and led both MC representive and me that they would take care of this bogus charge. After ...