And did you get a bargain? Is it all it's cracked up to be?? I logged on and was asked to buy credits for a min of £27 to get started, which is fine if there are some good deals (like the guy who got an Iphone for £48 etc...I'm quite sceptical at things like this but there must be something in it?
The fact that it is advertised all over the internet makes me very sceptical.
"Mrs Johnson bought a brand new I-pad for £20"...yeah right
And the fact they ask for money up front.......im out
The fact that it is advertised all over the internet makes me very sceptical."Mrs Johnson bought a brand new I-pad for £20"...yeah rightAnd the fact they ask for money up front.......im out
Just read an article about it..Total scam really. They make more money on people bidding than the item is worth most of the time. One guy spent £211 bidding for a TV and lost! and that's just the tip of the iceberg I guess...
Just read an article about it..Total scam really. They make more money on people bidding than the item is worth most of the time. One guy spent £211 bidding for a TV and lost! and that's just the tip of the iceberg I guess...
If you dive in early with a bid for a fiver for an giant size telly, you'll probably be skint before you buy it.
I watched the bids for a guitar a few months ago. Every time it got down to '2 seconds left', a new bid appeared.
Total scam.
Every bid you make costs £1. If you dive in early with a bid for a fiver for an giant size telly, you'll probably be skint before you buy it. I watched the bids for a guitar a few months ago. Every time it got down to '2 seconds left', a new bid ap