The $60 charge is buried in their "Terms and Conditions" and as such, your bank has no legal recourse to make a claim for you. I was however able to call Zbiddy.com and talked (and fielded sales pitch after sales pitch) to an Indian guy who was actually human with me. He did try to keep ...
They got the money, and never get a chance to Bid any way, can have my money back, Whow can I get in touch from that people.??? ...
I saw an ad ffor ZBiidy so I went to the site to see what it was all about. I thought I might use them sometime in the future so I registered and left the site w/o bidding on anything. I looed at my debit card account the next day and I had been charged $159.00, apparently for browsing the site. ...
I was told you just bid on something and the last bidder wins the item. Well I kept bidding and the timer would start over and over. I spent six hours having the last bid just to see how I was scammed. This is just like gambling because even if you are the last person with a bid you won't win. It's ...
I thought I was signing up for an account. I didn't realize I was buying credits, or "bids" so I would be allowed to participate in an auction. It asked for a credit card number for the account so I provided it. It then informed me that my total cost was $60.00 and that I had already been ...
I got an email and it showed an ipad being auctioned. I tried to bid and was told I had to register. I registered and was told I had to buy 60 bids for $60. When I tried to do a bid, I got in a loop which kept asking me to register and then it told me I was already registered. Then I tried to get ...