Signed up, as web site says "free", it would not let me proceed without a cc#, it leads you to believe that the info is for" if you win, " wording is very deceptive, does not plainly state you have to purchase bids prior to bidding or that there is a registration fee, everywhere ...
I was searching info for my Kindle. I saw on the website "eHow" that a Kindle could be purchased from overstock for less than $22. The site is Bidrack.com. I saw several products including a Kindle to bid on. When I started to bid on the Kindle I was sent to a page to register. I see on ...
This site came up on one of the sites I visit, with a video of newscasters talking positively about it. My beef is that when I went to sign up with my credit card, It said nothing about a $99.00 charge. I read through all the Terms & Conditions and saw nothing in all that legalese. I was making ...
I stumbled across this site where you buy bids to bid on items ranging from electronics to pures. I registered my info to give it a try, I was under that impression that I was being given new member free bids and some spins on their wheel to win additional bids. They asked for a credit card # which ...
Bidrack.com charged my credit card 96.92 CDN for registration which was as stated on their site that registration is free. In contacting bidrack via email, they tell me that the charge is non refundable and that their registration is not free (have email to prove it). I want my credit card charges ...
I registered in a website called nomorerack, and I automatically was being signed up with Bidrack. I received bidrack email one day, to say I was awarded free bids, so I logged in to see what happened. What happened was that I was being charged for 60 dollars once I logged in, without any notice ...