Is quibids.com Safe?

SHILL BIDDERS!!!! BEWARE!!! Don't believe ANY positive feed ... SHILL BIDDERS!!!! BEWARE!!! Don't believe ANY positive feedback you see on this site. It's either from employees or people who have been paid to write something good. (Basically employees too) You'll win a "Beginner" auction easily, that's to draw you in. But then just TRY to win another "regular" auction .... every credit you have bought, or the ones you won in the beginner auction, will be gone within minutes .... while auctions all around you are ended with ridiculously low prices. SCAM in the highest order ..... stay FAR away & spread the word about the monkey-business going on here.

If you actually understand how to use the site, it works exactly as advertised. If you immediately use up all your bids on a 64-GB iPad thinking you're going to win it for $1, you're just... stupid (everyone who says Quibids is a scam below). There are youtube videos that explain how to efficiently bid and sometimes win, but it is mostly luck.

Its a real site, and you cant really get things for those prices, but it is a scam. logistically, it cost 20 cents to bid, and every bid makes the objects price go up one cent. So that means that for ever sent place on the price they gain 20 cents. you can really buy an ipad for 22 dollars, but they make 440 dollars off of bids. a honda civic for 1,700 and 23,540 in bids, thats how it works.

If you look at the bottom of the main page, you see a lot of things for 1 cent, but these are all fake and are only used to trick you. Don't believe the misleading words that say how great they are on the front page!!!!!!! The good ratings are given by the employees of the company or whoever owns it. THOSE ARE ALL WRONG RATINGS.

They operate out of Oklahoma City, OK so they do operate under US laws! It's an auction site and I love it. I've won lots of gift cards at hugely discounted prices and an electric knife sharpener without a single problem. They've always sent me my winnings within 10 days of the auction's closing. It's such a fantastic marketing approach and they're making a bunch of money on each auction that they don't have be crooked. The only negative comment I have is that it is addictive just like gambling and they have limits on how many items you can win per month. The only negative comments I've heard or seen are from idiots/auction losers who don't know how to play on this auction site. They don't realize they could reduce their losses by only bidding on items you're willing to pay the retail price. If you don't win the auction you have the option to use the Buy It Now feature to get credit for the bids they used (worth 60 cents each) towards the retail price. Every charge to my credit card has been exactly what it was suppose to be. It's also fun to watch how some popular items go crazy while items no one wants end without a single bid. Watch it for a while and get comfortable before diving in and buying any bid packs. Some days are definitely better than others to get the bargains.