BiggerBidder.com AKA company also advertises www.savedmore.com (redirect) Manages a

24th of Sep, 2011 by User382360

First unsettling practice was that you register for the site and then are immediately prompted to buy a "package." I clicked "no" but was still charged $39.44 for 58 bids. Subsequently, was given some "gratuitous" bids and was informed via email. See attached screenshot. Started bidding on a $25.00 Starbucks card and used 32 bids (at 68 cents each), but lost to a seemingly "on duty" bidder by the name of Euclidb - who is also referenced in the RipOff report (by a Boston MA victim) for this company, dated August 8th. See attached screenshot. Decided to "take one for the team" and still lost an auction for 50 free bids, thereby using up 148 more bids. Oh well - money is down the drain. This time, I lost to another seemingly "on duty" bidder named MustangVictor (also referenced in the Aug 8th RipOff Report). Very hokey bidding process, in my opinion. Would stay away from this site, at all costs. Tell your friends. Report on this site - protect folks!

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4586 days ago by Marthanaw

Hey i just recieved ipad for $36 . i dont know what happened but i can confirmly say that it is not fake or some thing like that . you need some techniques when bidding . i am happy that i got a ipad for very cheapest cost. for those who really dont believe this. i am ready to provide it . if you want any proof please feel free to ask so that i can provide .

4548 days ago by Vovercomer

savedmore.com iis a scam. they advertise that you register for free and gave my credit card info and was instantly charged $39.44 without me bidding for any thing. I was waiting for them to send me a confirmation email to confirm my registration which I never received but when I checked with my bank surprised to see I was already charged. Does any one have any info how to contact them so I can get my money back? cause I can't get access to them any more.

4330 days ago by Reliablenelson

My valid e-mail address is ([email protected]) but your claim center says it's not, how do I claim my prize on (www.bestbuy.com.ppick.biz) with code #9776 ????