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 ...
95 PERCENT of Quibids'products are 10 to 30% greater than real retail value. Eg... A eos 7d 18mp pixle was costing $1,750. It's possible to purchase from some retail locations for $1,299. ...
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 ...
It was my understanding that with quibids the bid price was added to the item won. When I signed up and they wanted my credit card info I figured it was so they could charge my card once I Won an item. When completing all my info there was no notice that my acct would be charged $60. I began to bid ...
I have been searching for a new computer, and came across the Quibids site. I looked at the "auctions" and when I found 2 laptops that were what I needed, I looked more closely at them. Both had so-called "ending" prices - like "recently won for $2.75" and "Just ...