I do not suggest it at all. While it is legit, it is the BIGGEST time waster. In order to get to the point that you are good at it, if ever, you will spend a LOT of money and time on it. They will get more money from you then you will get purchases from them. I personally felt like i was sitting at a slot machine watching my life waste away. Not worth my precious time or energy. Theres a better way to get great deals.

NOT LEGIT. IT IS EASY TO WIN AT THE START THEN BECOMES VERY DIFFICULT TO WIN. PLEASE NOTE: IF YOU ONLY BID ON ITEMS YOU ARE 100% sure that you are GOING TO BUY and then even if you lose the bid war and opt in to buy the item you will only get ripped off a little bit but it's still a rip off.

It's real. There is a lot of collusion that goes on between bidders so watch for that. Watch the bidding especially in gift cards bid packs and high value items. Get to know the bidders. Soo important. But it's s legitimate business

Quibids is an amazing way to purchase items for a fraction of the retail and even discounted prices. I Love Quibids and you will too. The real process is to learn how this auction site functions. There are times in the day you have a better opportunity to win. You will have a learning curve and this is how to master this auction site. The price is worth it and I play every day.

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Legit yes... But it's à business. They win big money, you loose big money with nothing left at the end... If you are a bit of a gambler it's more dangerous you will loose more money. At the final you should have buy the item in a store it would cost much less...

It is legit but one gets into the frenzy of trying to win an item and then pay the price in the form of bids. You can start with $60 pack and use it on gift cards so even if you don't win then you can buy it from used bid money. See first if you can even win gift cards but please don't use your few bids on expensive auctions because you have a very low chance to win them.

If you have to ask, I'd suggest you stay away. The company is legit, but it' slide playing the stocks. You win some, you lose some. Buy a lottery ticket, instead.

I dont know where this company operates from but I played for a few months didn't have any problems with quibids till the item i won got lost in the mail during xmas time. U waste a lot of money aka bids trying to win and when i won the item and it got lost they didnt replace my ipad mini nor did they give me the amount it cost to replace an ipad they claimed it was worth 400 dollars and turned around and said to me we will give you 230 in bid money which is 130. Dollars. Thats all. U really r bidding with other people and u have a fair chance at winning if you watch the item u want and see what its been sold for.

The site is a rip off! They make you pay $60 in order to even bid and then steal it from you. You're better off going to another site or just buying the $#*! outright!

Absolutely legit! Have been a customer since 2011. Please watch some auctions before you join. Find an item you like, click on the heading for the item and you will go to a single screen for the auction for the item Click on the users for the auction as they bid and you will see when they joined, their last win and what they are bidding on (multiple items with the same value so many bidders may not be bidding on what you like or they all may. This way you get a feel for how the auctions run. Always remember not to keep hitting bid. You will run out of bids, waste your money and may not win. Wait until the clock gets down and then bid if someone else doesn't. Also let an auction get going before using autobid, but the upside with autobid is that no one can win the auction if you have bids in autobid so you won't lose. If all else fails, please remember bids you purchase and used on an auction, their value can be subracted from the retail price and you can "buy it now" on the item and just pay the difference. Quibids is my favorite site and the most honest of all. Deal Dash raises the retail price of items they put up for auction and they charge less for bids, but by the time you finally win an auction you have used 3 or 4 times the bids and the price is higher than Quibids I rarely go there anymore unless they have an item I really want and Quibids doesn't have. I got a Samsung 32" LED HD TV on Quibids for $23,72. The same TV was on Deal Dash with a retail of $799 and Quibids for $399 retail. The TV on Deal Dash went for $101.45. So even with cheaper bids to buy there it ended up costing more. Hoe this helps