I recently inquired about when my I-Pod shuffle 2GB (order #98977790), which I bid and won the bid On, was to be delivered by Ziinga (e-mail and Live Chat) and was told, because I "cancelled " my membership, I would not receive my "FREE" gift. Basically I bid on and PAID ($9.54 ...
I paid £2.99 and £1 postage for so called free phone. Which they took out of my bank account, i then noticed on the 7th feb they had taken £59.99 out also. Sent message to them have no reply. I want my money back i have not even had free phone or anything. ...
Eceived an e-mail introducing me to Zinga. Was given a free offer to start bidding. When I realised that the bidding required credits, I selected the 'free bids' tab and managed to get some bidding credits. I didn't realise at this time that, every time you bid, it uses up credits. When I'd used ...
I clicked on an advert on Facebook for Ziinga's free auction site. I did not aggree to join anything at the time. I placed a bid for a phone and paid 3 English pounds for it. I never got the item and I just found out that they also have taken 59.99 pounds from my credit card. ...
Ziinga guides you to their on-line auctions which appear to be on a "live countdown timer". You are invited to take "free" bids on some selected "special" items in an apparently "live" timed auction. You bid. You win! Something normally around $50 is yours ...
Well i checked my bank statements online as i normally do once every month and i notced that i have had £59.99 taken from my account that i have not authorised. ...