I was offered 6 new bids to play with on www.ziinga.com and won a samsung digital camera, they asked me to pay £2.00 for the postage which is paid by my debit card, then my name and address, so they say signing up is free, so I signed up. On the 6th July, I had found my £59.99 has been taking from ...
After I bought a phone. I asked my daughter to check it out and found it was a scam. Ziinga.com is a scam be aware. Do Not give them any of your details. I have had to cancel my credit card now. This is truely a scam big freakin scam ...
They lead you to an auction where you win a bid and then in the process of paying for the item you bid for you end up signing up for a subcription fee of 59.99 a month with a break out only after 3 months! And they offer no cooling off period. ...
Charging money illegally to my credit card for "membership fees", now I have to pay an additional $30 to cancel this membership. SCAM SCAM SCAM!!! I think this is nothing short of stealing from people, and it should be treated as such. Fraud out and out! ...
This popped up on my iPhone when I was doing offers which were free and/or paid me. Still in the app window that pays me I filled out my credit card information after winning a $50 iTunes gift card. I was assured that this was for the total $3.58 of the item, and then another $3 for shipping & ...
I was diverted to askzinga though facebook, on the 02 april there took £58.99 out my account straight away and i further £1.00 out for bids as there said when i enquired bout it, every month the took them same amount out of my account even though i never used the site totaling to £179.97. Ive ...