I to was alsosuckered in by the news media. I also was charge 149.75 to my credit card and tried it and the samebidder keep bidding I feel that you have your worker trying to keep the bidding goingor days so you can resell your items. Ionly tried it one dayand i knew that this was a scam I should ...
This website is a total scam. I got lured in by an email offering 100 free bids. I registered and I did read the Terms & Conditions (T&C) which says that when you click I agree you are stating that you have purchased a bid package. When my registration page came up, there was no option to ...
I received an email saying I had 300 free bids if I wanted to try PriceShuffle.com. I had to input my credit card number beforeI could try it. Immediately, I was charged $149.75 for what amounts to a ripoff. When I contacted them, they said it was clearly stated on the page I signed up on, however, ...
When I signed up to be a bidder, unknown to me, I was charged $149.75 when I registered my credit card. There is no indication that I would be charged, just sign up and receive free bidding points. I have been trying to get a refund, but to no avail. ...
I read a newspaper articvle about penny auction sites and decided to investigate. At priceshuffle.com, I was promised 300 free bids for registering. After registering, my credit card was charged $149.75. I contacted my credit card company right away. I contacted Priceshuffle, wanting my $149.75 ...
I saw Priceshuffle.com being advertised on a news website. It was advertising the opportunity to get 100 bids on Priceshuffle.com for free. When I clicked on the link, it directed me to their website. The website asked for my personal and credit card information to register. I registered with ...