QuiBids

This site is a complete scam. It cost you $. 60 per bid and every time a bid is made additional time is added to the clock ensuring that you and others will make more bids.

Please contact your state attorney generals office and the BBB. The business is operated out of Oklahoma. Additionally dispute the charges with your credit card company. Websites like this should not be allow to operate in this fashion and we should take it upon ourselves to make sure these scams do not go un-noticed.

I thought it would be a good way to purchase things at a cheaper price; however, when you do the math, you end up paying more than the site advertises. I have won a few little things- one which still hasn't been delivered [promised delivery within 14 days]. Still waiting.
I am also skeptical about the bidders- they seem to be the same ones online whenever I am. I also wonder when you see someone win a really expensive item for only a few dollars. Do they really win? Or is this a way to keep people trying to win.
I am not sure if I will play alot- the purchase of bids does add up and since I am not wealthy at all- one can go broke easily. It is a gamble, but Vegas odds seem a bit better.

Immediately after having paid for an auction, I realized I did not change my selection as intended. I subsequently requested a change through a chat session. It seemed as if, while not necessarily an easy process, the representative was very helpful and resolved the matter very much to my satisfaction. Thank you!

I won a few things and they won't ship them to me because my address does not show up in their usps database, yet the reason they cannot ship is is because they can't ship to PO Boxes. I never tried to ship to a PO Box, just thats what they use to verify with. They won't tell me what they do ship with and will not add my physical address even though I get shipments almost daily from all popular shippers.

I got my stuff for pennies and maybe that's the reason. They exhaust you in the bidding process then exhaust you dealing with their "support" trying to get your item shipped. This is a total scam. Run hard and fast from this one!

I bought a couple of things with this site but then had a javascript error occur that stopped me from bidding on a Mac after 240 bids and someone else won. I filed a complaint and even sent them a screen shot showing the error message. After having to waste a bunch of time filling out their customer support form and getting no replies or BS replies that didn't address the problem, I called them and they agreed to give me credit for my bids. I then tried to use them only to find that they hadn't given me my bids but instead the actually gave me "virtual bids" that didn't count toward the purchase price.

This concept is a good one but the bugs on the site, simply awful customer service and limited selection of products make it something that I'd warn you not to waste your time or money on.

I basically read the terms and conditions quickly and took the bait about the site being better than ebay... I signed up and entered in credit card information same as when I signed up for ebay. Then literally seconds passed and an email appeared with a charge of 60.00 to my credit card. I knew immediately I had made a very bad decision and read CAREFULLY into the terms... Quibids charges ahead of time for a "bid pack" and when you log into the site and place a bid your name will appear for a moment, then quickly be replaced by another bid. It looks very much like a scam and is almost certainly making some group of investors extremely rich. I know I will never go back to the site and they can keep my 59.40 that I leave behind in disgust. Promptly cutting up my credit card and calling credit company to explain suspected fraudulent site has my credit card number... STAY AWAY AT ALL COSTS!

I happened to see quibids online. So i thought why not give it a try. I bought a 100 bids worth $60. What i noticed/observed that some bidders were bidding way more than they price of an item. How can they bid more that the price of an item? They usually stop you when you reach the total amount of the price you are bid. I don't really get it. They must have a "BOT" bidders. I will never buy bids again. They should investigate this website. THIS IS A BIG SCAM! They're stealing peoples money. May bad karma be with all of you Quibids.

I ALSO didn't realize there was a $60 charge (in addition to buying bids) - They keep telling me that it states the charge as you sign up... which is fine but it must be in very small print because there are a thousands and thousands of people that didn't see it... if Quibids were smart, they would realize how many people are upset about this and change their policy to remove this charge. They make sooooo much money off of these auctions (it's actually a crime how much they make if you ask me) so it would be nice to 'give back' to their customers by NOT charging a fee 'just to be on their site'... Sounds like they need a change sr leadership with this ever-growing and huge money making company... I bet if I check back a year from now... this charge will be removed because there are way too many customers unhappy about this... well, I'm off to write this review on all the other major Review websites…..

I was curious and tried the site out. I got two $25 gifts cards for under $3 each. You definitely have to be patient and careful. I don't think it's a scam but you could lose money quickly if you're not careful. Also, I stay away from the big ticket items like the ipods and tvs. You can really lose trying to win these. Maybe one day I'll try these items but right now I'm satisfied with my $25 gift cards (gonna give these for Christmas gifts) - I really can't beat that. I don't constantly bid. I've noticed about what a $25 gift card will sell for at it's highest so I wait until everyone else has bid to about that amount before I start bidding. I'm sure it isn't for everyone but I would hesitate to call it a scam. I won and I received my items. If I lose, then that's only my fault of not knowing when to stop bidding or drop out of the site if I start losing.

First... I want to say... Site Jabber is really cute in their presentation. Im not a brown noser just stating facts... The review I would like to give is on the comments at quibids. I can see the fake comments that are written by the people who work for quibids... being a master at reading B. S. I was married for twenty years (my credentials). I will weed out the fake from the real... why mislead people and then try to cover up with fake comments?

People who complain about this site shouldn't use it.
You can loose money here or you can save a fortune.
Part of it is about having a strategy, having LOTS of patience, and sitting glued to your computer. Another part is luck.
I have won 5 items so far totally far more than I have spent on bids.
So for me it paid off. That said, I was very conservative about my bidding watched auctions for long periods of times and paid close attention to what was going on before I started spending money.