I have been doing quibids for a while now more than one year. I am aware it is gambling, but I have some decent luck. Sure I have spent more than I have won, maybe much more. Overall I have/had enjoyed quibids. However my recent experience has tested me. The Games was a cool addition, and they are ...
Quibids deceitfully takes $60 off your cc immediately after you sign up. There's nothing saying it's $60 up front, you get that info after. I called them & got the $60 returned to my bank account, and they said the "start winning" button means they're taking $60. Really - morons! May ...
I decided to try Quibids as i wanted to get a few Christmas gifts all i got was a loss of 100 bids that costs me $67.80 and a great deal of wasted time and frustration; i won 2 $200 gift cards and an ipad 2 and a garmin gps the clock was at 1 for between 5-8 seconds not once not even twice but 4 ...
Signed up on quibids.com after seeing a news report about them. They advertise being free to sign up but then have a preset first bidding package that you must purchase to begin. Began bidding on a few items using the 100 bids that I had been charged for as a start up fee (60.00). I began bidding ...
I went on to see what this was like and before I knew it I was charged $60 and lost it quick. I was under the impression that I was bidding to buy something and then realized I had to buy more bid offers in order to keep trying to get that present for my husband that I thought was going to be ...
No where did the ad/home page for Quibids say that you would be charged $60. It appeared to be free. Then during registration, it asks for a credit card number which I never give out, but it seemed to be a legitimate site. I gave my card number thinking that it was just saving it for shipping ...