1) Quibids is a scam from the get-go. 2) Yes. I was stupid and kicking myself for being such a fool. I was lured onto their website by reading a fluff piece about them — not realizing it was "sponsored" by them. You start bidding and discover you have to buy bids first. You put in your ...
I paid the 60.00 for the bids and then it kept locking me out of the site. Was unable to reset my password and then when I finally got in would not verify my email so as to bid. Guess I am just out sixty dollars as I have not intention of bidding on anything else. They do have my credit card number ...
I registered with this particular website after reading about all of the discounted prices and since Holiday is near thought why don't you save on items. Following the preliminary register procedures they needed me to purchase a beginner bundle for $60-plus tax, on my charge card. That made me ...
Well I thought that I would try to get something for my sons bday hoping to pay what I was watching on the comp. I know not to give my credit card up front but, when I went to click off the page the offered me free bids, and like magic I won 20 bids & $30.00 in walmart cards. Then it happened ...
When i started to sign up, i could see and tell this company was a scam to deceive you and take your money so i cancelled right away even before i started bidding. They stole my deposit as i cancelled, but no where on their sight can i find or locate their phone number where i can contact them to ...
The website clearly states it is free to sign up, once i did they automatically withdrawed $60.00 dollars out of my account without me using a bid or making a purchase of any kind. I never proceeded to move forward on the site to bid so i wouldn't be held accountable to any counter moves made by ...