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Thoughts?

Its a really ****ing annoying advert i know that much....
 

Ian

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It's a clever idea, but I personally wouldn't touch it with a barge pole. It looks like you'd have to sit there all day just to stand a chance of getting something. Not much different to playing the lottery or gambling really.

If it looks too good to be true...
 
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Its a rip.

If I remember correctly you have to buy your bids?

Nothing like ebay you have to buy credit first

Sure thats how it works anyway
 

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I know someone that used Qbid (or Beezid, i don't remember) for a little bit. He had some success and actually got something real. It was a semi-decent quality product. Black and Decker high speed buffer/polisher for something like a car. He got a few other things as well. He tried to go for a TV but, as you can imagine, it was a little more difficult. This guy is far from a rocket scientist, so apparently it did not take a lot of sense to use it. However, I wouldn't bother. For what I want, too much of a pain in case it is broken when I get it.

Overall, I rate it a 5. Awesome if you could get what you want for very cheap, but has the potential to be a waste of time when you could just go to the store or Amazon.com and buy what you wanted way faster.

my two cents.
 

muckshifter

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you have to 'buy credits' with real money ... give me the money instead.

Credits expire if you do not use them ... give me the money instead.

If you "win-a-bid" you can purchase the item, you don't "win it" unless you purchase it :lol: ... give me the money instead.

You can only win one item over 4k once in 365 days ... give me the money instead.

By placing a bid in an auction, the user enters into an agreement to purchase the auctioned product / item ... give me the money instead.


... the list goes on, read the small print ... or ... give me the money instead. :)


:wave:
 

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:cry: I think what everyone is telling you Michael555 that they would not touch that site with someone else's barge pole :(
 

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