I thought i was just in a bidding site. They asked me for my info. My name, address, and told me i could not start bidding with out putting in my credit card no#. That they only needed the credit card no.# to save time if i win a bid. But instead they went and charged $99.00 to my visa card. There ...
BidRack advertises that bidding is free. They then ask you for your credit card number so you can bid on an item. The next thing I knew thay had charged my credit card $99.00. I sent them an e-mail. Their response was that there was nothing they could do about it. ...
Found a charge for $99 on my credit card, when i signed up at the site i thought it was a free site and the credit card information was for any future bids that i won - sort of an ebay and paypal combined site. Boy, was i wrong. There was no information screen to say that there was ging to be a ...
I understand that you should read the fine print on terms when you enter a website, but if you are a legitimate business, and you are going to charge someone $99.00 to their account, then you should state in an agreement term such as: Your account will automatically be billed for a bidding fee of ...
I signed up for the first time yesterday. Of course, in order to register completely, you must enter your banking information, which I did. So then I began to surf around the site, but did not purchase a thing. So I checked my checking account later last night to find that Bidrack.com withdrew and ...
Decided to "Register for Free". Although there may have been some explanation as to the registration=authorizing a credit card charge for $99, that info was not noticed.in fact, before any charges occur, ethical practices should include at the very least a popup window stating "Your ...