This is a scam site, nothing less. I watched as my winning bid disappear when the clock hit zero and in seconds, started up again on what I had actually won. Then I get this message about a camera I won. Date Purchased: 11/16 1:52 Purchase Type: Auction (#178953601) Order Status: Processed Tracking ...
Quibids auction on line is a rip off. Items they so go cheap, don't. When you bid on an item the price keeps going up and up and yet the second you stop it sells. I tried bidding on Items that a few other people where bidding on and it still kept going up. I stop and it sells. So they would have ...
Total Rip Off. The bids go up in 1 cent increments. You pay 60 cents per bid.By the time you've bid $30 away and LOSE the bid, as you always do, you end up buying the product. My husband bought a $160 pair of Oakley's for $250. What a deal! Also, there customer svs is a joke. No phone number listed ...
I signed up for quibids after reading an advertisement on my homepage yahoo advertising pennies on the dollar for great products. I mean they lay it on thick making you think you are gonna be getting great deals like never before. What a lie and a scam they are for presenting themselves that way. ...
On-line penny auctions are a scam. You can waste a LOT of time and not get any benefit from it, or worse, just lose all you "bidding money". Avoid! ...
Quibids.com is a rip-off. It is an online penny auction, basically it is an outragious legalized form of gambling. Each bid cost the bidder 60 cents, and with each bid the price of the product goes up a penny. The bidder can bid until he or she is blue in the face and never accomplish anything. ...