Quibids scam reviews from real people

Quibids scam reviews From real people

It's just that you have to know up front that it is a penny auction site, which is nothing like most auctions (where you bid what the amount you want to pay). Instead, you buy your bids up front, which is basically your costs to play. I'm sure that they see tons of profits when you think about it. 60 cents per bid is paid up front, so unless you are the winner of the auction (or utilizing the buy it now feature), the actual cost of the item sold is irrelevant in most cases. Its all about the number of bids placed.

Possibility of you getting it 1 in probably about 10,000. Please don't be stupid. You'll end up throwing money away. Spend some time reading how that site is run and watch some of the bids, it doesn't take long to realize that every time someone is bidding they're throwing money away. Stupid little knick knacks and gift cards are easier to win, but do the math. People end up spending more *CASH* to win a gift card that's less than what they put into it. It's not an auction, it's gambling. Nothing in this world is free, and if it's too good to be true...it is. If you want something you can't afford well, you just have to save.

For example on Zbiddy you must pay 60¢ per bid. Bids increase in very small amounts (like 1¢) so there are always lots of bids. If you lose that item, you paid $6 for the right to bid. The website makes money no matter what the selling price. Next there is the matter of the items being sold. The site owns the items. Sometimes you will be notified that you "lost" the bid and you will see the exact same item come up for sale 2 minutes later. Which makes you wonder if anyone actually "won" the bid on the previous item. There is no way for you to know.

I can say that of the 5 things I have won (3 $15 Walmart gift cards, a $25 amc gift card, and an xbox 360 game), i have received all but the video game. (just won it about a week ago). The other items showed up within 3-4 days of winning the auction (weekend included).

Although you could win by placing one bid, that is not the norm. We want our users to have realistic expectations of bidding on our site. As mentioned, by nezar767, even if you place a bid at the last second, the timer goes up to 15 seconds. This allows any other person the chance to bid if they indeed want the item. A lot of our winners come away with sweet deals, but for those who lose the auction(s), we offer the Buy it Now feature. This allows you to buy the item at its online retail value minus the cost of bids that you put into the auction. That way, you won't be out any money and you can walk away knowing you'll get the item. Yay. If you do end up winning the auction (when you're the last bidder by the time the clock reaches zero and no one else bids), you pay the ending price, in addition to the bids that were already pre-paid. Be sure to check out our QuiBids101 section if you choose to participate - lots of helpful tips!

I work for QuiBids and can assure you we are real. All products we auction off are brand new and factory sealed. It is a "pay to play" model, so I strongly advise you to read up on our QuiBids101 section before you participate. This section offers many tips and suggestions and has proven to be very useful for our customers. Feel free to also take a look at our testimonials page, as well as the testimonials that are posted on every item's live auction page. How it Works: Each bid cost $0.60 and you can buy those in certain bid packs. Every time you make a bid, that bid will be deducted from your account. In the end, if you win, you can obtain a great deal. If you lose, then you have the option of utilizing the Buy it Now, which allows you to buy the product at its retail value, minus the cost of bids you put into the auction. That way, you won't be out any money. Here is another Great read on Quibids scam.