I won an auction for a iPod Shuffle 2 GBNZ$16.32, paid for it by debit visa. They then wanted me to scan a copy of my debit card, back and front, a divers licence or passport and some proof of address. That to me set alarm bells off so I emailed them right back telling them to cancel my account ...
I have just read that Ziinga is a scam site. I have just made a so called purchase and have given my details to this company. I dont know yet how much i wil lose untill i get my statement from the bank. How can i stop them taking money from my account? Alana Shore (IDIOT) ...
I was offered 6 new bids to play with on www.ziinga.com and won a samsung digital camera, they asked me to pay £2.00 for the postage which is paid by my debit card, then my name and address, so they say signing up is free, so I signed up. On the 6th July, I had found my £59.99 has been taking from ...
After I bought a phone. I asked my daughter to check it out and found it was a scam. Ziinga.com is a scam be aware. Do Not give them any of your details. I have had to cancel my credit card now. This is truely a scam big freakin scam ...
They lead you to an auction where you win a bid and then in the process of paying for the item you bid for you end up signing up for a subcription fee of 59.99 a month with a break out only after 3 months! And they offer no cooling off period. ...
I paid for Bidding rights and was told I'd get extra free bids if I spent $100.. I got 220 bids which I tried to use to no avail. You never see item get sold and the same items have been online in their live auction with no changes, either sold or available etc. I tried to email them and got no ...