On Sat 9/10 I received an email with a video from a morning show segment touting the wonderful deals from ZBIDDY. I logged on and was asked for my credit card to register. (should have been a red flag) I did give my visa no. And completed the registration. Sixty dollars was charged to my card. ...
I received an e-mail detailing how much money people saved on purchases through their auction. How they received my e-mail address is in question. I stupidly provided my charge card number and was immediately charged. I tried to cancel the transacion by trying to use their chat without success. I ...
First of all, it's not a secure site. I believe that there are many people involved in driving the price up higher and higher ("plants"). It's not a fair website at all. I've sat at the computer for hours and hours, used up my 60 dollars that you have to pay up front and won nothing. Even ...
The $60 charge is buried in their "Terms and Conditions" and as such, your bank has no legal recourse to make a claim for you. I was however able to call Zbiddy.com and talked (and fielded sales pitch after sales pitch) to an Indian guy who was actually human with me. He did try to keep ...
I agree with all the above complaints. I have spent hours trying to bid on things and have never gotten anything. Unbenounced to me my bids expired. I complined enough and got them back. Did no good though. Lost them all! This website is a total RIPOFF and should be shut down! I love to hear from ...
Beware! This site has questionable practices. Registration is $60 for the opportunity to bid. The auctions are almost never ending. The only way to win a bid is either buy more bidding opportunities or the competing bidder runs out of bids. Time is added after one second of bid expiration. Online ...