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robert
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Feb 22, 2012
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zbiddy
What is Zbiddy?
Zbiddy is a penny auction. You pay for bids up front, and each time a bid is placed, the cost of the item you’re bidding on increases by one cent. As the auction clock winds down, new bids increase the time left on the clock, extending the auction and giving other people a chance to make another bid. When the clock runs down to zero, the last person to bid wins the auction. They auctions on Zbiddy include new, in-demand products and popular gift cards.
What are people saying in their Zbiddy reviews?
If you’ve read any Zbiddy reviews, you’ll find there are countless examples of users paying only a fraction of the retail price for popular products, electronics and gift cards. This means there’s a real opportunity for finding great deals on this site. In many of the Zbiddy reviews, there are even tips and strategies offered that will help you win auctions at a higher rate. By taking their advice, you’ll be able to minimize your losses and benefit from the experience of other users.
Is Zbiddy right for me?
You never really know until you give it a try. After you’ve read some Zbiddy reviews, scope out the site and see if there are products listed on Zbiddy that you’re interested in. If you find something you like, try buying a bid package and getting into the action. Just make sure to stay committed, and try to place your first bids near the end of the auction.
Conclusion
While it may sound too good to be true, Zbiddy auctions are the real deal. Thousands of people have won items on Zbiddy for significantly less than their retail prices, and because there are so many products to choose from, there’s plenty of savings to go around.
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cookie65
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Feb 25, 2012
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fraud
You are a liar officialzbiddy. You would not have this many complaints if you were on the up an up. When this many people have almost the same complaint they can't all be wrong.
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cookie65
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Feb 25, 2012
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fraud
This site must belong to zbiddy.com. I haven't seen anything on any other sites. Just this one. There are a bunch about this bunch of idiots and not one good word about the.
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officialzbiddy
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Feb 26, 2012
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ZBIDDY.com is a blow out auction internet site
ZBiddy is proud to operate a Customer Service Desk that can be reached at 1-888-406-6509 Monday thru Saturday from 8am to 12am EST. One of our friendly agents is in place to assist you with any concerns that you have.
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officialzbiddy
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Feb 26, 2012
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Fraud
ZBiddy is proud to operate a Customer Service Desk that can be reached at 1-888-406-6509 Monday thru Saturday from 8am to 12am EST. One of our friendly agents is in place to assist you with any concerns that you have.
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officialzbiddy
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Feb 26, 2012
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$159 taken from my bank
ZBiddy is proud to operate a Customer Service Desk that can be reached at 1-888-406-6509 Monday thru Saturday from 8am to 12am EST. One of our friendly agents is in place to assist you with any concerns that you have.
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officialzbiddy
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Feb 26, 2012
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This is the biggest scam ever
ZBiddy is proud to operate a Customer Service Desk that can be reached at 1-888-406-6509 Monday thru Saturday from 8am to 12am EST. One of our friendly agents is in place to assist you with any concerns that you have.
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car_per12
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Feb 26, 2012
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Fraud
que dios los bendiga creo que si se tomaron la broma de mandarme un premio porque no me mandaron un poco de dinero para poder reclamarlo yo vivo en el salvador y el premio esta en malasia con quien me comunico si no tengo con quien gracias que dios los bendiga.
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leena4ca
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Feb 27, 2012
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fraud
I have been a zbiddy customer for about 3 months and have won and received many very nice items including an ipad 2.
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cookie65
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Feb 27, 2012
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fraud
I don't believe a word of it. People would not complain if this was a legal operation. Besides if this was a legal operation they would be willing to make things more clearly for their customers when coming to their site. Besides that, if they were not trying to con people they would give people their money back when they mistake the site. You just don't have this many complaints if you are trying to do right for the customers. Anyone knows you can't run a business like this and have all these complaints against you. I think when this is over you may wish you had run a legal business.
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cookie65
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Feb 28, 2012
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Fraudulent Charges
These same official zbiddy or on all these sites trying to convince everyone they are legit. And the same ones pop up right there with them about how they have bid on Zbiddy for so long and how good it is. Isn't it amazing how the all pop up together and talk to each other like they are friends? I would be willing to bet they know each other. A company doesn't have this many complaints if they are doing the right thing. Why are there more complaints than there are compliments?
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leena4ca
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Feb 29, 2012
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Fraudulent Charges
I have been a zbiddy customer for about 3 months and have won and received many very nice items including an ipad 2.
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leena4ca
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Feb 29, 2012
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Zbiddy scam
I have been a zbiddy customer for about 3 months and have won and received many very nice items including an ipad 2.
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Wow...just wow.
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Mar 12, 2012
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Fraudulent Charges
I honestly don't know if this is a good site or not; actually, I found this forum because I was looking for reviews on ZBiddy to get some insight on whether it was a decent site. One thing I do know though is, every one of you that put your credit card information into that site without first knowing about it, IS AN IDIOT. When I registered, it tried asking me for my credit card info & I just clicked back to the home page. That was it; took me right to the auctions, gave me a couple free bids, never asked for my credit card info again. I've now won a couple auctions using either the free bids, or on the "free to bid" auctions, without ever once giving them my credit card info. Honestly, if you put your info into a site that you know nothing about, that's not a scam, that's you being a dumbass.
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Team@nomorerack
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Mar 13, 2012
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hijacking through facebook links to nomorerack.com
Dear KJ Lowry,
Samuel here from the Customer Relations team. Always here to help!
Building raving fans and brand ambassadors out of all our customers is our mission.
We do apologize for confusion; however nomorerack.com is strictly a daily deal site and does not involve any bidding. You got redirected to bidding site Quibids, from one of the advertisements on our site. While we do advertise for these companies, they are not affiliated with our site. For any concerns regarding these companies, please contact them directly.
Thank you. Always here to help.
Regards,
Samuel.
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KJ Lowry
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Mar 14, 2012
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hijacking through facebook links to nomorerack.com
That is not true...I never got to nomorerack.com to click on any other site. I clicked on the facebook ad for $29 iPads and it took me straight to zBiddy.com and I didn't realize it wasn't nomorerack until after I had registered and had been taken for $99.00 on my credit card. Something is wrong with your facebook links...or you are in on the scam!
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Anti-SEO
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Mar 14, 2012
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hijacking through facebook links to nomorerack.com
The $99 charge is clearly displayed, twice, on the same screen where you enter you credit card information.
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KJ Lowry
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Mar 14, 2012
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hijacking through facebook links to nomorerack.com
It doesn't tell you that you are buying that $99 purchase by registering your credit card. It misleads you into thinking you are entering your credit card information so that you are guaranteeing your bids are covered...NOT that you are purchasing them in "big lots" amounts just by registering your card. The site is clearly trying to scam people...why else would they not allow someone who has never even logged in to verify their email address to cancel the "purchase" and get a refund? They never even put up a screen asking me to verify my "purchase" until AFTER they had billed my credit card and finalized the deal without my verification. They ought to be put out of business! Total Scam!
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Team@normorerack
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Mar 14, 2012
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hijacking through facebook links to nomorerack.com
Dear KJ Lowry,
Samuel here from the Customer Relations team. Always here to help.
We do apologize for confusion; however nomorerack.com is strictly a daily deal site and does not involve any bidding. You can visit our website at: http://nomorerack.com
Email us at: [email protected] or [email protected]
Please feel free to revert if any issues.
Thank you. Always here to help.
Regards,
Samuel.
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KJ Lowry
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Mar 14, 2012
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hijacking through facebook links to nomorerack.com
Samuel,
I believe you guys are just punching send on "robo-mails" ... do you even read the responses? AND what does "Please feel free to revert if any issues." MEAN, anyway?
To repeat my concern: Your links on Facebook have either been hijacked to "zBiddy.com" OR you are in on the scam with them!
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bigsue
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Mar 24, 2012
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rip off
I GOT ROBBED 200 BUCKS...
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bigsue
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Mar 24, 2012
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rip off
you stole from me...i want my money back...I will not stop
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officialzbiddy
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Mar 27, 2012
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This site has questionable practices
ZBiddy is proud to operate a Customer Service Desk that can be reached at 1-888-406-6509 Monday thru Saturday from 8am to 12am EST. One of our friendly agents is in place to assist you with any concerns that you have.
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officialzbiddy
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Mar 27, 2012
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This website is a total rip off and should be shut down
ZBiddy is proud to operate a Customer Service Desk that can be reached at 1-888-406-6509 Monday thru Saturday from 8am to 12am EST. One of our friendly agents is in place to assist you with any concerns that you have.
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officialzbiddy
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Mar 27, 2012
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"FREE" registration costs you $60
ZBiddy is proud to operate a Customer Service Desk that can be reached at 1-888-406-6509 Monday thru Saturday from 8am to 12am EST. One of our friendly agents is in place to assist you with any concerns that you have.
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