Online auction where there solicited me via my cell phone with text that I had won a free IPAD. Text was clear that I had won and not that I had chance to win. Text gave web site a Ziinga.com and I went to site and they gave free bids which I used after signing in with user name and pass word. I ...
I won a bid on a Westfield Gift card that was supposed to cost $6.00AUS, I got charged 88.99 for the platinum membership, which, as I find out, is a monthly charge. I used the online chat to cancel membership. I then cancelled my bank card and alerted the bank to Ziinga's scam. ...
Ziinga is a falsified penny auction site which is not forthcoming at all about the 3 month automatic contract you are bound to once completing the payment.instead the information is fine printed right at the bottom of the payment page, i brought a $5.00 camera with my one free bid and was charged ...
I won a bid for $3.30 on Sept 7th. Yesterday, ziinga charged me for a monthly membership of $88.99. I only found out about this when I rang my bank for an account update. I then rang and asked ziinga for my membership to be cancelled. They then proceeded to tell me there was a cancellation fee of ...
I was offered a free bet on ziinga and apparently won an Amazon voucher i just had to type in my credit card number, but i have never received anything from them and just found out that yhey have been taken money off me for month. ...
This site advertises as an auction site once you have bidded on something it says you have entered into a contract and you will be charged monthly for using the site when i tried to cancel they said it would cost me £35. I bidded on a object which cost me £6.13 which aws an ipod shuffle valued at ...