After getting a $75 charge for bids, which was never explained on the website, I cancelled my account. I emailed customer support and requested the refund. After a couple emails I got an email stating my refund would be processed. I waited but no refund. I sent another email and got another ...
I signed up to bid on auctions on the x-Bids site. It was a pop up on my computer. I read the rules, etc. And had heard about similar companies. I put $75 worth of bids on my credit card. Spent 3-4 hours bidding on items. The bid that wins, at the end of countdown, wins the item. I found it very ...
Xbids.com is using misleading advertising that looks like a news station reporter that has reviewed their site, supposedly won merchandise on it, and is recommending it. Their site claims that if you are the highest bidder when the time on the auction runs out that you are the winner. However, the ...
Ok, I came across xbids through this link when I was on abc.com it took me to breakingnews5.com where it looks like a newsreport on xbids... Well come to find this website is fabricated by xbids, I tried clicking on links, like SPORTS, POLITICS, BUISNESS and it took me to an xbids advertisement... ...
I was curious about this site so I went there. I do not ever attend auctions because I am afraid of buying something I don't want. All I did was look and gave my email address. I have full and sane knowledge that I never gave Xbids any financial information or creditials. I looked and left. Next ...
This company is very much like the quibids website if they are not affiliated with one another. They sell you bids for. 60 each so you can bid on merchandise they sell. Only problem is it is very hard to win anything and the money they make is ridiculous over what they have to pay for the item. ...