I found Wavee.com after searching for blackfriday deals on 11/22. Sounded like a unique way (and inexpensive) to purchase merchandise and I signed up with an initial $75. Those credits went away quickly as I was bidding on a Ipod Touch. One sold for $49.43, and one sold for $95.60. A good deal on ...
I too was on a black friday site when I saw the link to wavee.com, so I decided to check it out. To make a long story short I ended up with an UNAUTHORIZED credit for $75 dollars on my card. Call your bank and tell them that there is FRAUDULENT ACTIVITY on your account, that you did NOT authorize ...
I was on a black-friday site looking to do some internet browsing and an ad for wavee.com come up and I entered into it. There was what looked like a news report which legitimized the site in my view. It instructed me to sign up and enter my credit card to verify my account was valid so I could ...
I too like the commentor from Carmel, California, fell victim to a misleading website account setup. I have googled this website and found a number of complaints, due to deceptive enrollment. They request credit card information and fail to clearly disclose that you are going to be charged a set ...
Agree with other complaints, they charge your credit card without you even knowing to begin bidding on auctions, and when you request to back out, they do not refund. And when you consider the bids increase one penny at a time that you pay up to 75 cents for, they are making a fortune. If a product ...
After trying to sign up for the wavee.com, without any warning after the credit card information has been requested, a fee of $179 has been charged against my card. Trying to contact the support, they haven't gotten back on my complain about this unwarranted and unconfirmed charge against my card ...