Swipebids.com seems to make a business out of ripping people off and stealing $150 in a membership scam package. I thought I was just entering my credit card information in the event I wanted to buy some bids for this on-line auction site. When I registered the card and hit enter, it automatically ...
I signed up for this website thinking it was for 11.95. So after i sign up i am looking at all the bids. I made a couple bids everytime the clock would run down to a couple seconds it would go right back up. So i started reading the terms of use. Realize that it is. 50 cents a bid right. So i get ...
Like so many other fools I joined Swipebids.com. Generally this sounded like a good idea and I thought id give it a try. First of all in the "How this works" section the very first thing they say is "We give you 300 bids to start with". I am sure like me this is the first thing ...
I followed an add in Facebook to an internet company that offers cheap 1 cent bidding for prizes. Gave my credit card number as security to be able to bid. (The assumption is that I'll bid pennies. Like the ad says. Well they immediately (without warning) without any pre-charging notices, whacked ...
I signed up on the site swipebids.com. When I signed up it said I would receive 300 free bids. Well I was doing my bank statement and seen where they charged me $1500.00 for the 300 bids. I done the live chat thing. And was told I had to send in for a form in order to get my money back. It seems ...
I signed up for Swipebids.com from a promotional ad/review on the website: Consumeradvocateweekly.net/. The ad said thatif I used coupon code: SB25WAL to signup, I would recieve 1000 Bids PLUSA $25 Gift Card For Walmart. The second page of the signup process indicates 1-Year membership includes 300 ...