PriceShuffle.com scammed me out of $149.
I had read an article online by an "investigative reporter" who was looking into penny auctions. She had found PriceShuffle and had a very good experience with them. The author indicated she had done research and checked out their site so it seemed a legitimate enterprise to me.
Uncharacteristically trusting of me, I took this "reporters" word and looked at PriceShuffle. Read over the FAQ and decided what the hell, what could it hurt. I signed up.
While thinking credit information up front wasn't a big deal since I had hoped to be buying an item or two, I hadn't seen anywhere that they were going to tag me for $149 for a bid package. I would not have signed up if I had know that.
I immediately contacted PriceShuffle by email advising them I wanted to cancel my registration and was basically told, sorry...
There is no doubt in my mind that the article I read was a scam to lure others into this scheme.
This site must either be stopped or be required to tell people in an open and obvious form, that they are going to scarf money they way they do.
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