I received an email saying I had 100 free bids if I wanted to try PriceShuffle.com. I required to enter my credit card number before I could try it. I received an email confirmation that stated I had not 100 bids but 400 bids. I was charged $149.75 for the 300 bids. When I contacted them, they said ...
I was scamed by Priceshuffle.com. They use every trick in the book to hide your supposed agreement in their internet ad. Then when you complain, they give you no refund. They know most people would want their money back therefore they established the no refund policy. Their time is running out due ...
Fraud - scam - thievery! I wish I had checked the internet about PriceShuffle, before I got scammed. These people are showing up on NUMEROUS scam sites on the net. AVOID THEM. Despite the fact that the PriceShuffle.com promises Free Registration on its ads and in its FAQ, plus Free Bids to try the ...
I visited a news site (http://channel4newstoday.com/indexps.html? T202id=188088&t202kw=18011) and read an article about a woman receiving 100 free bids to try and buy an HDTV for a deep discount. From the provided link I filled out a form to receive 100 free bids, I made an account and provided ...
I to was alsosuckered in by the news media. I also was charge 149.75 to my credit card and tried it and the samebidder keep bidding I feel that you have your worker trying to keep the bidding goingor days so you can resell your items. Ionly tried it one dayand i knew that this was a scam I should ...
A supposed News Site about Price Shuffle mentions that the site is valid and is currently offering free bonus points. The Price Shuffle site appeared to be legitimate; there was supposed to be no charge for registering and receiving bonus points. While filling out the online forms on 12/6 there was ...