QuiBids

Yea, the site is most likely a scam. Remember, anything sounds too good to be true most likely is.

But I give this site an extra star because of its most interesting chat representative, Kelly. Now Kelly and I had some long chats, but she is very elusive. But I found out that she is 24, her birthday is January 14th, is from the "LA area," and has a boyfriend. However, when I asked if they engaged in carnal relations, she replied "That is inappropriate." Most intriguing indeed.

I signed up for Quibids thinking it was free - I would have been ok with the. 60 charge per bid but didnt realize I was purchasing a bid package at 60.00. I sent in an email asking that the charge be reversed and it was taken care of that same day. I cannot remember I had such a great experience with no questions asked just giving me what I asked for! I have already told people about the greatness of the customer service I received and will continue to.

Thank you,
Julie

I was looking at QuiBids and thought to register, it looks like a great site. I was doing this at lunch at work, but during the process I received a phone call so wasn't really paying attention and accidentally signed up for a bunch of bids. When I realized this I sent a note in response to my order confirmation that it was a mistake, my account was credited back immediately. Impressed with the professional treatment and timely response. I will be visiting this site again. When I am not going to be interrupted by the phone. :)

Should be zero stars. Just stay away from this gambling site. The only long-term winner is the owners of the site just like a casino. I imagine people get addicted to this type of gambling as well because there is no other explanation for its popularity.

I was unaware Quibids would charge my card when I started an account. I was furious and that it was a scam. Ready to take action with my bank and dispute the claim I called the Customer Service and to my surprise they were understanding and offered me my money back within 5 business days. They are legit and understand that not all people will know how they do business. I now have no qualms and realize it is not a scam but a legit business. Thank you Quibids for the help!

It's a scam. I logged on using a "free" intro bid pack (25 bids) and it charged my credit card $48! For 80 bids! I'm just finding this out now after going through my SPAM folder in my email. I won two bid packs, used them to win a $10 gift certificate. Whoopie. I never actually SAW the 80 bids listed anywhere, and in the quibids account, the charge does not show up anywhere as a "purchase" of bids... it's really slimy. PLUS, they are making money hand over fist for what they are offering.

Unless you have a gambling addiction (or you want one!) don't bother with this site. Winning is difficult, and you pay. 60 for each bid. NOT. 02 or. 01 like they are listed... no, you are paying 60 cents per click for something that you may not get and they will get ten times what the thing is worth once the bidding is over- which, apparently can go on for as long as people are bidding.

DON'T BOTHER LOOSING YOUR MONEY HERE! THAT IS ALL YOU WILL DO!

I think the site is a total rip off! Total waste of money & time! I DON'T RECOMMEND IT@ ALL! I wished I could have thought of reviewing the site 1st & see what was happening before wasting my money! I could have saved a lot of money! Darn It! Grrrrr! Why is channel 9 news advertising something soO bad?!?! (They're thought) "It's like taking candy from a baby!" Given that we're now having though times & want to get bargains with everything & everywhere... So, they take advantage! It's soO upsetting!

A waste of money and TIME! Try to bid on any item of interest. You don't have the time or enough money to last long enough. At a Penney a bid(for most auctions), an item of value could last for days and once you have bid, there is no way to win unless you happen upon the max amount anyone would bid. And, they make of you, 60 cents a bid. Would be much fairer to charge a penny a bid as what is used. They could allow for someone to up the bid as in an actual auction. This would speed up the auctions, but why do it this way, when they get the 60 cents per bid, so what's the rush? Let the fools (I'm one!) bid and get nothing, other than low cost items. In conclusion, stay away from QuiBids unless you like throwing good money away. Try the Casinos as your odds of winning is better.

As I had gone to the website to investigate, I thought it would turn out to have more negative consequences, versus positive ones. Therefore, I had decided to exit out of the tab. A few seconds after I had done so, they forcibly RE-OPENED the tab, with a pop-up (I have anti virus software, with pop-up blocker, but apparently this was inevitable) informing me that a "live operator" would like to 'discuss' with me about reconsidering and sign up for a membership... They even offered me 100 free bids, all the while making it seem realistic. I decided, "why not" Let's talk to the... But apparently, there was "an issue with" my software, and all that remained was to talk to some disgruntled automatic response system...

There is something very fishy about the site... >.> Use with caution.

Everything I needed to know about this site is told by the clustering of positive reviews at the beginning of August, all of them clearly and carefully written with a lot of factual detail, contrasting a long and continuous stream of negative reviews, not always clear, perhaps hastily written or emotional. A company that pays people to pad a review site, maybe a company that shills its own auctions? I'll never find out. Thanks to all who contributed.