No where on the registration does it Say it's gonna cost us 60.00. To prove I was human, I had to enter my credit card number. Never did I think I was gonna be charged. I called the customer service number and they gave me the run around on refunding my card. I'm gonna call again in a few days and ...
QuiBids LLC advertised on TV about how yu can win Electronics and other items by biding on their web site but when you sign up and give them your credit card number you are automaticaly charge $60.00. The cost of each bid is $. 60 and you may as well forget about winning any item. This is bordering ...
The quacks at Quibids count on the bidder's adrenaline and excitement to lure the bidder into buying more bids. I'm not new to the world of online auctions, but this one is one of the lowest and sleaziest I've come across. These scammers count upon the bidder getting caught up in the desire to have ...
Your lead to believe that your getting X amount of free bids to start out with, but during the sign-up phase your charged an additional $60.00 for a bid package of 100 bids that you never agreed to, until you see it on your invoice statement e-mail you recieve the next day. Read everything possible ...
I have many complaints about this site. There are obvious glitches in their system, yet no matter how vocal you are to them about the problems on their site, they never acknowledge that a problem exists on their end. One very aggravating issue is they charged me $63. For an iPod I NEVER bid on, yet ...
After signing up with Quibids, and reciveing e-mails from them I tried to log in to my account and they could not find my name, zip code, email address, or even the last 4 digits of the credit card I used to pay for my bids. I was able to sign in to my account in late January of this year, but ...