QuiBidsReviews 3,064

It never occurred to me, because I didn't do my own due diligence by reading over EVERYTHING! Lol! Did not expect to come out of pocket with $60.00 right off the bat! Behind Christmas too, not good for me. But I'd be happy to try again at a later date once I've read through everything thoroughly! But the customer service was quick and efficient in refunding me, so no harm no foul.

Thanks,

I read what I thought was an article about QuiBids, but when I re-read it, it was clear it was an advertisement. I fell for it.

Everything at a fraction of the price and when you look at the recent sold item prices, $4 for an iPad air or $10 for a TV is ridiculously cheap, but as I know now, not the entire truth. Like so many others, did I not read the fine print regarding the initial $60 deposit; neither did I initially understand that each bid was $0.60.

But I'm not a dummy either. One of the first auctions I looked at was a 55" LED Smart TV that sold for under $10... Outrageous I thought, and that's where my brain kicked in and said, "Hey wait a minute... something doesn't add up". Of course it doesn't. 1000 x 1 cent bids = $600 which is a fair price for the TV, HOWEVER you can only win if you keep bidding, because at some point the auction get's locked for the top bidders and only one can win. So in reality everyone pays for the TV but only one gets it. I think we called that 'Chinese auctions' where I'm from. The actual winner pay the current auction price + $. 6 per bid which is less than MSRP, misleading thing is that they list "Similar items sold at $3.74" but that price does not include the bidding fees.

Anyway, I don't have time to watch or play these games so I never placed a bid on anything and sent an email to customer service and had my $60 back on my credit card within 2 business days which is fair and normal practice (ever checked how long hotels and rental car companies keep your money?)... The email confirmation was courteous and professional and I have had no issues.

Since it to me, seems a little shady, one could suspect that there are items that never sell to ‘real' people. Since everyone pays $0.60 per bid it's not a far-fetched scenario that I as the owner just make bids and have no loss since I'm paying myself, and then when I (the owner) win I could just list the same item again, and again, and again… I'm not saying it happens, I'm saying it very well could and no one could ever find out. Happy bidding.

I decided after just a few bids that QuiBids wasn't for me. I sent a late-night email asking to cancel my new account and refund my remaining balance. Two days later, I received an acknowledgement from QuiBids, and the day after that, my account was closed and my remaining balance was already refunded back to my credit card. I expected this to be a long, drawn-out process, but QuiBids handled my request promptly and with total professionalism. A nice surprise, indeed... thanks, QuiBids!

I was too quick to join and didnt read the fine print and was charged 27.00 for 45 Qui bids, still have no idea how to bid or how the site really works. I tried to bid and was told to start off smal
Ler Lol. Anyway I sent an email asking that my card be refunded since they never told me they were charging my card or any amount I was confident they would promptly refund my card as soon as I ask rather than risk a complaint to a higher source. I still dont agree with the site saying Hey you need to just register your card to start bidding! And then charge the card without telling you. Thats complete BS and Im sure alot of people dont notice a small charge and never bid so Qui Bids benefits. Ill never go to the site agin. But... The customer service is top notch! Lol

I was watching and auction for 100 voucher bids that I should have been eligible to bid on after the time limit for winning Two such auctions in a 24 hour period had expired. I tried to bid, but the system would not let me, although I was eligible by a couple minutes. The auction locked, and there was not another one for 7 more hours. I really screwed up my strategy to win a big ticket item I had on my watch list. Customer service gave me 50 bids to compensate me. That is the right way to treat a customer, but it is rare in the world today.