In early November I found an ad on a TV company website for a good auction site that I could join and get 100 free bids. I went to the site and signed up using a virtual credit card with a $100 limit. Nowhere on the sign up page did I see that I was buying bids or I would have immediately left. On ...
I registered with this penny auction site for 100 free bids, i agreed to their terms. After submitting my credit card info. ...
I have been deceived and ripped off by this online auction company like manyothers into believing that by registering for the site, one wouldreceive 100 free bids. Iused my credit card, to secure an account, or so I thought. I also entered acoupon code, to receive 'free bids', or so I thought.in ...
I registered for what I thought was a free online auction only to find out when I completed my registration that my credit card had been charged $149 to bid in the auction.in other words, I was not joining a free online auction at all. I was spending money to give them a profit for my stupidity. I ...
I joined this web site (after reading the terms and conditions) and initially purchased 50 bids. I later notice my account had 350 bids and that my card had been charged $149.75 without my knowledge or authorization. I've sent an e-mail to them asking for a refund and I have not heard back from ...
Like everyone else out there I made the mistake of being led to this website and falling for the scam. It all sounded to good to be true and so it was. I was asked to register and began the process with simple stuff, then I was asked for a credit card number and got a little nervous, did not see ...