Yes, I was stupid enough to bid on Quibids auctions! They are the biggest rip-off scam artists I've dealt with. There is no protection or recourse against these schemers. Quibids is obviously not regulated by anyone and is therefore free to make any unsupported claims they wish without having to ...
I was curious about the "penny auction" stuff so went to check it out. Went5 to signup for an account where they offered me some FREE bids if I'd sign up for their newsletter. Figured that was great cuz I could at least get a look at it all before committing any cash... Yeah right! THEN ...
I got imformation on the QuiBids and gave them my name an address and a debit card number just in case I wanted to bid. My account has been charged $60.00 with out my OK. How can I get my credit back into my account? Thanks George C. Delbou ...
The bidding process is obviously manipulated, although Quibids blames it on "heavy internet traffic"... Even in the middle of the night. I have the fastest internet connection offered by Charter Communications, and I don't seem to have problems with lagging like this at other times... ...
I signed up for a free registration to see if an item was available on their bid system. To complete the free registration it was not optional I had to give a credit card $60 plus taxes without my agreeing to the amount to complete the registration. This site is a HUGE rip off SHUT THEM DOWN. ...
To be able to bid on their auction site I need to register and then purchase bid points a package of 100 for $60.00 each bid being for $. 60 each. I give up information about myself and had to use a credit card to do so. After I won three small items I was informed that I could only win three times ...