I was lured to PRICESHUFFLE.com by an advertisement promising 100 free bids.in reality they took my money ($149.75) and started charging from the very first bid, which was the only one I placed, expecting the 100 free ones. So it is a deceptive advertisement combined with small print and virtually ...
I, like many others, have been deceived and cheated by Priceshuffle. Lured in by a phony print ad by a "TV reporter" who promised 100 free bids, I went to the Priceshuffle website and signed up for their program. I gave them my credit card number, thinking that they would need it if I was ...
I entered my credit card number to register to bid and receive free points. I never did bid on anything. When I got my credit card statement I had an unauthorized charge of $149.75 which I contested by an email to support. They claim that it was fully explained I would get charged $149.75 when I ...
Price Shuffle is a ripoff. You will think you are getting some free bids but then your charge card is billed $149.75. This is a total FRAUD. I dug around a little and got some other information: The thing is supposedly run by a guy named Eli Smith. Your charge card statement will say Glendale, CA ...
The explanation between the free bids and the actual purchase is very blurry very difficult to understand that they were going to charge my credit card instantly ...
I entered my credit card number to register to bid and receive free points. I never did bid on anything. When I got my credit card statement I had an unauthorized charge of $149.75 which I contested by an email to support. They claim that it was fully explained I would get charged $149.75 when I ...