Also ripped off with $ 149.75 charge on credit card after believing I would get 100 bids for free from an ad on a sports website for penny stocks. Ad showed how to get 100 bids for free and i followed through. Not reading the fine print, after using site for a few bids, received e-mail for 149.75 ...
I too have been deceived by this online auction company like many others into believing that by registering for the site, one would receive 100 free bids. There was no mention of the automatic charge of $149.75 when registering. That banner is intentionally hidden in what appears to be an ad. Any ...
I was reading on the internet about penny auctions and thought to check it out. After going to the web sight suggested i thought ok this might be cool. The web sight said i can get 100 free bids by just joining. So i joined thinking i could try there 100 bids and see whats it like. Well after i ...
I joined this web site (after reading the terms and conditions) and initially purchased 50 bids. I later notice my account had 350 bids and that my card had been charged $149.75 without my knowledge or authorization. I've sent an e-mail to them asking for a refund and I have not heard back from ...
After reading a glowing review for this penny auction from NBCNews 4, I chose to join. This company immediately charged 149.75 without my consent after I added my credit card. I've tried unsuccessfully to contact this agency to get a refund. It is very frustrating. People should stay away from this ...
I signed up for priceshuffle and was automatically charged for 300 bids at $149 when I contacted priceshuffle that I misunderstood how the bids worked and wanted a refund for the $149 I was told I should read the terms and conditions payment section - no refund will be issued so I went and looked ...