Yup scam, called instantly, did the email thing, read their terms and conditions. I never received any value for the money. The comments to the contrary are surely shills. I'll start the credit card thing tomorrow. Class action... I'm in. ...
I also gave all of my credit card info and was charged a $99.00 fee for which I was unaware they were doing.in the current state of the economy, I do not have $99.00 to just throw away without getting something for it. Spread the word and help me recover my money. ...
I was looking for a nook color online and when I typed it in google bidrack came up as a place with a cheap price. I thought I was just signing up for the site, like amazon or ebay or any other site that sells things. I put in my information and when I got to my credit card info it said it was to ...
Same thing that's happened to everyone else. Charged $99.00 to my debit card and didn't know until I checked my bank statement. I was under the impression that I wouldn't be charged anything unless I bid on something. Sent numerous emails and got responses that there was nothing they could do but ...
After advertising free registration and free bids. My credit card was charged bidding opportunity that was to have been free. ...
I was merely registering with Bidrack.com, not purchasing anything. Nowhere was there a request for authorization to remove $99 from my credit card as is done with legitimate business transactions on-line. Of course, this "oversight" is hidden in their double-talk (lots of it). I note, ...