I signed up and then bid on something stupidly but i entered the wrong card details in ( my old acc which never has funds) so it declined and didnt take any money.

Does this mean they have my card details or not as it declined?

Im hoping they dont take anything because i cannot afford all these payment they are taking from everybody :(

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I signed up and then bid on something stupidly but i entered the wrong card details in ( my old acc which never has funds) so it declined and didnt take any money.

Does this mean they have my card details or not as it declined?

Im hoping they dont take anything because i cannot afford all these payment they are taking from everybody :(

asked by Kirsty S. on 7/16/12

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Vicki N. · Answer 1 · 2010-12-23T08:04Z

Vicki N.

on 12/23/10

Boy did I goof! I didn’t read the small print. I thought that this would be a cool site until I received an receipt for $149. Going against my credit card. With in 20 minutes of receiving this I was on the phone to credit card trying to stop the charge from going through. I then starting email them at their (us@ziinga.com) email address telling them to cancel, I did not want. So far I have emailed the 7 times telling them the same thing. I will fight this charge to the end. My credit card company did give me Ziinga’s phone number with is in UK. Which I won’t call yet. I have used E-bay and Craigs list for years and I am extremly happy with them. I have only had one problem on E-bay, but was able to get my money back with out the hassle that I think this one is going to be…. Never will I do business with a company that is out of the USA

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T N. · Answer 2 · 2010-12-23T12:17Z

T N.

on 12/23/10

Vicki,

Sorry to hear about this experience. I'm not sure that the business being in or out of the United States is the problem. There are plenty of fraudulent online businesses based in the U.S. as well. The thing is to be careful, to do your research and to check websites like Sitejabber before making a financial commitment.

Take care out there,

T.

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Uzi M. · Answer 3 · 2011-11-28T03:40Z

Uzi M.

on 11/28/11

My goodness did i fall for it as well won a auction ipod shuffle for a total of 7.31 GBP with delivery charge, lucky enough i phoned up my credit card company in the nick of time and cancelled my cards and ordered new ones so they could not charge me, so i was lucky, and thank god i found this site i'm staying with this site for my research b4 i do any shopping on the internet, jeez these stinking cyber thieves.

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Shirley G. · Answer 4 · 2012-01-17T03:21Z

Shirley G.

on 1/17/12

I too have been a victim of Ziinga - how are they allowed to trade?

They must be making a fortune, they first charge you a cancellation fee ( no 7 day change your mind policy) Then what is an absolute outrage they take another £59.99 per month for three months.

DO NOT TRADE WITH THIS COMPANY THEY Are a scam

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christian f. · Answer 5 · 2012-05-19T01:07Z

christian f.

on 5/19/12

If u win something and u dont want it anymore how do u get rid of it?

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ron d. · Answer 6 · 2012-07-09T01:13Z

ron d.

on 7/9/12

I have been scam by this company they said i agreed to premium membership but i did not they took £58.99p from my account with out my say so. Now they are going to take legal action with
With debt collecfors. Can they

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