I was searching the internet via Google for trips and Apple products when the Viaziz website popped up on my screen. This was at 11:00 p. M on November 17th. I read through the information and decided it was pretty good deals and purchased the "300 bids package - Medium" for $206.01 total ...
Viaziz seemed plausible (after doing the math) and although still skeptical I decided to give it a try. Watched the website for a week, tracking behaviour and decided to bid heavily on just one item -using bid buddy. I used over 1200 bids and when the bid buddy was due to close I decided to try ...
I brought $291.00 worth of bids, then brought another $291.00 worth of bids as i was getting low on bids, my bids ran out and i couldnt afford anymore and i was bidding on a tv, then just after that all these people came up with unusual names and then it was sold, so i got scammed big time. ...
I bought the small bid package for $97.25 and followed the directions. Told it not to go past $50. I thought that $50 came out of the $97.25 but NO, that $97.25 was just to purchase 40 bids - I used the Bid Buddy and used up all 40 bids. Of course didn't get the item and have just lost $97.25. ...
Misleading advertising, nowhere was it made clear that the 500 bits I purchased were only worth $0.01 each. So within 20 mins my $498 spent was worth only $5 in bids. Company also maskerades as being Australia using the aussie flag on their home page and offering 24/7 contact with a Sydney address ...
Bought 2 packages of credits and as others have reported the bidding process and timer seems suspect. I was close to 'going, going' a few times only to be outbid. It seems suspicious that a couple of clicks after my bid buddy ran out the item 'sold'. I wonder who these 'winners' of items really are? ...