I went on to see what this was like and before I knew it I was charged $60 and lost it quick. I was under the impression that I was bidding to buy something and then realized I had to buy more bid offers in order to keep trying to get that present for my husband that I thought was going to be ...
No where did the ad/home page for Quibids say that you would be charged $60. It appeared to be free. Then during registration, it asks for a credit card number which I never give out, but it seemed to be a legitimate site. I gave my card number thinking that it was just saving it for shipping ...
I saw an ad for $32.64 for a TV and i clicked on it and was taken to a join page to buy bids! This is false advertising and is illegal, called bait and switch. I have a video and I sent it to them with no response for 2 days now! Going to report them to the BBB and FTC as well if they don't honor ...
I was trying to look at the biding system work followed all the instructions and unfortunately put in my credit card details didn't realize that it was going to charge anything to it before I looked at what I was able to bid on and before I could do anything it had charged the amount to my card. ...
1) Quibids is a scam from the get-go. 2) Yes. I was stupid and kicking myself for being such a fool. I was lured onto their website by reading a fluff piece about them — not realizing it was "sponsored" by them. You start bidding and discover you have to buy bids first. You put in your ...
I paid the 60.00 for the bids and then it kept locking me out of the site. Was unable to reset my password and then when I finally got in would not verify my email so as to bid. Guess I am just out sixty dollars as I have not intention of bidding on anything else. They do have my credit card number ...