They advertise penny bids. They ask for CC information, to verify ability to pay. There was never anything written or said to indicate they would charge my card - let alone for $99.00!!! Never would have agreed to that. Contacting CC company now. ...
I responded to a Craigslist posting for an iPad; 2 days later "Vanessa" reports by email that she had sold the iPad but what I should do is go to Bidrack as she got two for about $49 each (really do not recall the very low amount.) I went to BR and thought I was deciding not to foward and ...
What a dumby I am. Don't do it. First when you register it is very unclear that you are giving permission to charge your credit card. After you sign up they make you think that you need to purchase more bids. Then there is so much crap that is being auctioned. Only one or two things that I would ...
Hello, I recently signed up for BidRack to try and win the macbook pro for my brother. I bought 2 $27 packs and 2 $60 packs. While I was bidding on my items, the site went down for maintenance, and when I came back the macbook auction was gone as well as the 100 bid pack auction. I only signed up ...
As most people on this site, complained, i got sucked in by believing this was a legitimate site like Ebay and gave them my credit card information. I noticed two days later that Bidrack had charged my credit card with 99.00. I tried to call customer service (what a joke), hung on for 12 minutes, ...
I assumed to joined was free. Then found out that I was charged 99.00. I would never have joined for that fee. It is an outrage. I would like to see how I can get money back. I deleted my charge info for now. Is there anything else I can do? Cheryl P ...