I tried bidding on a Kindle on several occassions trying to figure out how to successfully win one of these devices. I had to prepay for the bids at 60 cents a pop and got serious about winning an auction so I had l LOT Of bids to back up my efforts. 3 times the auction abuptly ended when there was ...
This is an email send to Quibids: I would like to elaborate on the bidding we did last night. My relatives were visiting this past weekend. I showed them the Quibids site because I thought so much of the site. We originally tried my account but I had reached my limit therefore we set up an accounts ...
QuiBids seems to be a lot like a report I read on Beezid. My experience was that the same few people seem to win all the bids. You might see many people bidding but once it gets down to it certain people seem to show up and even though it shows them using single bidding not the automated type bid ...
I won an auction on Quibids.com on December 1st and paid for it immediately by debit. It posted to my Debit account Dec 3rd. Received an email from Quibids today Dec. 4th informing me that the auction was canceled. No explanation as to why the auction was canceled. My account was also deactivated ...
They say that the worst odds in gambling are slot machines. I would have agreed until I found the Quibids.com website. This website charges. 60 cents per bid and bids must be purchased in advance. Each time a bidder places a bid it costs the bidder. 60. The auction increases in time by randon ...
This company advertises fantastic prices on items you can buy on their internet auctions. The first suspicious thing is that they charge 60 cents for each bid, and when a bid is placed more time is added to the auction, so the selling price is artificially inflated. To top it off, they have shill ...