Well I signed up yesterday and they blocked m guy account, so I tried as gain today, well after I put my card info in, granted wasnt my main card didn't even no how much was on it, but I do no this phone went off I got bit six times for different rates.
But each was declined, 60,1st one 32, and 2nd one 26,3 rd time18,4th ttime12,5th time and so on. In other words total scam. Its a scam. I assume they have aughtamated bidding or hired bidders to keep you spending. I was so disappointed with my money. You most likely will loose half your money. You only win stupid items as well. Gift cards for half the money you spent. Do yourself a favor stay away! No items of actual value. Utter scam! Wrong corrected in less than 24 hrs A-1 Support, I was quickly taken care of in complete satisfaction.
Thank You QuiBids! Now they are making changes, customer has substantial paid in advance for bids, then CORP. I caution you to not pre pay substantial amounts. Prizes are disappearing and being reduced. I used to be a regular on this site, but I do not believe they are the quality site any longer.
It is extremely difficult to win a auction. I do not know if they make it more difficult for old members. They no longer have the assortment of gift cards They once had. When you have played as long as I and many other there are only so many items you could use. I wish they were more diversified and had lower processing or no processing fees. Bob Gettogether.
QuiBids is fun, exciting, and competitive. I've gotten some great deals but beware to the competitive people Don't go broke Qbids is probably one of the better penny auction sites but you have to use common sense. For the average person you have to set a budget you are willing to use, since you are in a sense gambling. Watch your competition.
The site is riddled with professional bidders that do this for a living, reselling their wins on other sites like ebay or resale stores. Gift cards and electronics garner the heaviest competition. Can be great fun.
Had some great wins and some loses but used the buy option. I urge people fully read anything that ask you to enter your credit card number. I have not regretted spending on dime on Quibids I have gotten ten fold back. If I had any problems, their Customer Service was quick to solve it! You cannot jump into an Auction and win a big ticket item. All good things require patience and learning.
If you do not take time to read Quibids you fail. Read all their blogs. They teach you how to succeed! Tip for consumers: Go to Quibids Facebook page and read all you can ; there is fantastic tips there from other bidders just like you!
Below is just one of my wins! That is right, Yvonne! We encourage all new users to look around the website and read as much information as possible to help with their future participation. I have also provided a link below to our QuiBids video!
This is the best online bidding site, reasonable changes of winnig and very fair. I have won many things,, i highly recommend. Great, help. Issue was fix within the same day. Was not certain how it works and I had made a mistake.
Thank you. Offers bid packages with cash back for product purchases , free daily credits, additional credits at login- all just a scam. No products delivered. Delay excuses include logistics, technical difficulties, promises to rectify the situation- all to no avail. All Rights Reserved. New to QuiBids? Join Now! Sign in Added to Cart! How do I track my shipments?
Return Policy QuiBids allows returns for most merchandise within 30 days of the date delivered according to tracking information. Please contact Customer Support to initiate a return. The maximum refund will not exceed the total amount paid for the merchandise. Refunds: Refunds are applied to the original payment method. Damaged: All packages are inspected for damage before they ship. Return Shipping: You will be responsible for any return shipping costs.
Limitations on Returns: Items are no longer eligible for a return after 30 days of delivery date. Product Condition: Returned merchandise must be in new or unused original condition and include all factory-packed accessories and paperwork e. Exceptions: Although we have a very flexible return policy on most of the items we sell, there are some exceptions.
The following items may not be returned: Gift cards Consumables, including but not limited to recordable media, film, digital memory cards, tapes, batteries, paper, and ink Intangible goods such as Voucher Bids, Limit Busters, etc. If you don't buy this, you can't start bidding. And as you can see in the picture to the right, they've already begun with some deceptive phrasing, i. Where do We Send your Winnings? This is a required purchase.
Next, you're highly encourage to start bidding in a Beginner's Auction, which you can only do once, that consists of more Bid Packs. You then start using your purchased bids to try and get another Bid Pack. If you happen to win it, great—but there's more work to be done. Once you win this Bid Pack voucher, it doesn't automatically apply to your account.
You need to "claim your prize"—which is odd, because it's not a prize, right? A prize is something you get for nothing, not something you purchase. Anyways, to claim your "prize", you need to pay the amount you actually won the Bid Pack for, which could be anything.
Remember, the amount of bids you made have already been deducted from your Bids Account, so you've already spent money to win the auction.
So, if took you 20 bids to win a 25 Bid Pack, then it seems like you are up 5 bids. Quite a deal, huh? And this is just the beginning, which is meant to get you comfortable in the bidding process. I don't know about you, but I'm not comfortable yet. Something to be warned about—if you're one of those many users who did not know they had to claim the "prize", then you might just lose it.
You have a week to claim the auction you've won, and if you don't, everything you spent will be forfeited and you're officially screwed. In the video, they use a Nintendo Wii as an example of an actual not beginner auction.
You can see the bid price, the time remaining and the bidding history. For new auctions, the price starts at zero. Each time a user makes a bid, the price for the auction goes up by 1, 2, 5, 10 or 20 cents, which is predetermined by QuiBids. Each time a user bids on the item, the clock gets reset, with a maximum of 20 seconds, so other users have a chance to bid. Quote from the video: "Each time a bid is placed, the auction price will go up in increments of 1, 5, 10 or 20 cents.
This number updates each time you place a bid. The timer counts down consecutively until it gets below 20 seconds. After that, the timer will reset to 20 seconds every time a bid is placed. This gives other users the chance to bid again. If the auction continues after a certain number of bids, which is not uniform across auctions, then the timer starts resetting at 15 seconds after each bid.
If the site feels that the auction has gone on too long, the timer will reset to 10 seconds every time a bid is placed. Once the time expires, the auction ends and the last person to bid wins the right to buy the item for the final price. There are sometimes Speed Auctions hosted on the site where the timer will reset to a maximum of 10 seconds. You can check whether an auction is a Speed Auction, by looking for the little red timer icon.
This is basically a feature of the site that allows you to have bids placed automatically. You can choose how many bids you want to place from between 3 and bids, and the price you want to start bidding at.
There are also voucher bid auctions you can enter to win bids. You have to pay within 3 days of the auction ending. You can use the Buy Now feature to purchase a product at any time during the auction and up to 2 hours after the auction ends. According to the company, all of the products on the site are brand-new and factory sealed. On sites like eBay, there are a lot of used items, so this is definitely a bonus of QuiBids.
One of the biggest downsides to penny auction sites like QB and DealDash is simply the fact that you have to pay to bid. Aside from the F rating, it also has 1. On Trustpilot , the site only has 2.
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