BidRack
Consumer Report
I entered my data at their site without being told it would be $99. I want my $ back. I did not bid or use the access. ...
I entered my data at their site without being told it would be $99. I want my $ back. I did not bid or use the access. ...
I entered the website of Bidrack.com and attemted to register to allow me to bid. The screen requested A credit card to be charged, if I won a bid, which I did'nt, nor did I order any bids or products. I later found my checking account had paid $75.00 to BIDRACK.com. I called a phone number listed ...
This is a cleaver bargain site. They put about 5 items of value like iPads online and delay the time to win those auctions while selling 99% junk items on their site. People go into panic mode and pay $99 for start up costs. This is how money is made... ...
Unaware of $99.00 charge for 175 bids I didn't bid on. Called Customer Service; said he wasn't authorized and that supervisor would get in touch with me. I asked how? And filled in the answer myself (mistake)..."email?" Yes, he replied. I haven't received an email. ...
On June 11th I decided to register for Bidrack.com, a registration which was advertised as free. When I entered my billing information, including my Credit Card number (which appeared to be for future purchases), I was charge for a $99 "package" that I did not know I was buying because of ...
Deceptive enrollment page. To a new reader it is not at all obvious that enrollment costs $99. I noted charge to my credit card the next day-called and was told no refunds could be made. I started exchaning e-mails and now am preparing a formal complaint to the Attorney General of the state of ...