It is a fact that savebig.com has alot! of robots that bid up the prices and trap people into bidding and wasting their money when they have to chance to win, because the robots work for the house and have an unlimited amount of cash, and bids. quibids have 10 times as much traffic as them, so how can savebig sell things like an ipad2 for $22,000??? you decide. Just check and see that they dont have enough traffic to bidder ratio to justify how much (real) versus (ficticious) people are spending.
IMHO from an industry expert who has seen it all
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IMHO from an industry expert who has seen it all
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| 1. Written by Katty on September 3, 2011 from dhaka, dhaka, BD Hahhaaha. I'm not too bright today. Great post! |
| 2. Written by Anonymous on May 29, 2011 from cincinnati, ohio, US I got an E mail from "Chad" about an IPad I was interested in. Said he bought the IPAD's from "SaveBIG". Where the heck is the disclosure they were going to hit my account for $99.00? Then, They have ZERO Products worth bidding on!!! |
| 3. Written by BillRSave on May 18, 2011 from san ramon, california, US EBacon...why did SCAMBIG refuse to give me a refund? I didn\'t use ONE bid. Please explain how your site is not a SCAM. Thanks. |
| 4. Written by BillRSave on May 18, 2011 from san ramon, california, US My experience is similar to being a SCAM!!! Read the complaints. My experience is similar. |
| 5. Written by Miguel Garibay on May 13, 2011 from milpitas, california, US Someone has to get this mother ***!!! |
| 6. Written by anon on April 20, 2011 from killeen, texas, US I believe the site to be a scam, or at least a rip-off and waste of time based on my experience. 6 hours and $99 worth of bids later, I came away with nothing... even tho I had placed all bids intelligently and strategically and also bid on auctions that were at twice the advertised winning bid amounts. While watching patterns in others bidding habits, I couldn't help but have the feeling that I was bidding against computers or "bots" not real people with real money. It's a shame though. I think they have a great idea if the site were legitimate, transparent and well regulated. |
| 7. Written by Yudha NY on April 19, 2011 from irvine, california, US The ned of auction is also a farce. I was watching one item, It was almost ended 50 secnd left and it cost 2.30 USD IPOD Nano. Then each times the clock becomes 00, it rebound to 20 second again and again... |
| 8. Written by Anonymous on April 11, 2011 from los angeles, california, US Also an industry expert, but not convinced they are using robots. These guys are advertising all over the place (time.com,espn.com, etc) and clearly have a big budget. Check out their traffic numbers in a month or two and they will have caught up I suspect. That said, they are still one of the last sites I would buy bids at (WAAY too much competition). |
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