You are charged $0.60 each bid, and this seems like a way for the company to break even. Each bid is either 1 or 2 cents increments. 1 dollar of bidding is either $60.00 @ 1cent or $30.00 @ 2 cents. So when you see an iPad2 or Playstation three for "95 percent less" this is what it means: ...
They're very obscure within their ad as you are able to drop $60 immediately and leave with nothing I considered the $60 was for backup after i gained anything They're not thinking about anything but the cash I've complained for them 4 occasions to no avail!!! ...
Check my credit card transaction summaries this morning and found two charges to a company, quibids. Have not heard of them before but googled and came up with all of these compalints on this site. The charges were almost $1,000. I have since contacted card company fraud department and they tell me ...
You have to register to get more information and to see what items they offer. Their home page does not answer all of the questions. As part of registering, I had to give my Visa info, figuring if I learn more and then decide if this was for me. After registering, I learned that they do not have ...
This site cannot be called a bidding site, it is between a raffle and a scam. I wasted $60 on it and felt I should warn others before they fall victims to this scam. Here is why: -They almost definitely use bots to make fake bids. -To get your trust and lure you to spending big they give a few ...
I visited QuiBids website and was thinking about possibly bidding in the future. The following day, I learned that they had stolen $60 from my bank account. That amount was debited. I never made any purchase, never bid, never bought anything. I never even attempted to. They accessed my bank account ...