Bigger Bidder is a penny auction website. What it says is that you click on an item to bid, and the bid only goes up one penny. Bigger Bidder is false advertising! On the home page it says "Try it out for FREE!" This is a lie. I thought, "Well, if it is free, why not?" You ...
Bigger Bidder is a scam auction site. They advertise, like most penny auction sites, that you can achieve savings of up to 99%.in fact you will end up paying more than the original price of the item. Everything on their site has a 'reserve in place'. Everything except their bonus points packages. ...
Bigger bidder dot com is a rip off site. The only thing that gets "austioned" is more bids, other than that they only have items with a reserve price, and the reserve price is the same as what you would pay for it from the retailer. But the fun part is that you get to pay to bid on the ...
Bigger Bidder is a penny auction site, which tends to set off alarm bells; such companies CAN be legit but often aren't. For those not familiar with the concept, in a penny auction, the site owner "auctions" new retail products or gift cards where each bid raises the price by one penny ...
First unsettling practice was that you register for the site and then are immediately prompted to buy a "package." I clicked "no" but was still charged $39.44 for 58 bids. Subsequently, was given some "gratuitous" bids and was informed via email. See attached ...
There are a few power bidders who may or may not be affiliated with company who will outrageously bid against unsuspecting newbies. Euclidb, mustangvictor are a couple of bidders to avoid. Here are some examples of their auctions, ...