QuiBids

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  • Phone: 405-253-3883
  • Address: 4th NE 10th, Suite 242 / Oklahoma City, OK 73104
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About Quibids
Each bid costs just $0.60. Bids are available in Bid Packs of 40, 75, 300, 600 and 800 bids. These bids are pre-paid and placed in your Bids Account. When you place a bid, we add a maximum of 10-20 seconds to the timer – to give someone else the chance to bid if they’re interested. This is similar to the “Going Once…Twice…SOLD” approach of auctions. If no one else bids and the timer reaches zero, they’ve won a sweet deal on QuiBids! If they don’t win the auction, they never have to go away empty handed. Any time after a user has placed their first bid in an auction, they can choose to buy the product for a discount using the ‘Buy It Now’ feature. This will help limit their losses so they don’t have to leave all their bids on the table. They’ll never have to pay more than the Value Price for any products on QuiBids.

Items auctioned off include: MacBooks, smart phones, HDTVs, gaming consoles, movies, kitchen appliances, designer bags, other electronics and more.

Visit our “What is Quibids” page.

Bid Cost: .60 cents

Special Features:

  • Bid-o-matic
  • Buy it Now Option
  • Hybrid Auctions (products & bids auctioned together)
  • QBar (convenient toolbar that highlights bids remaining, internet connection, etc.)
  • QuiBids 101 (tips and tricks)
  • Quibids Achievements (earn bids for your achievements)
  • QLive (see what location your opponents placing their bids from)
  • User avatars

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62 Responses to “QuiBids” Subscribe

  1. Mwnye1954 May 3, 2011 at 5:48 am #

    I’ve participated in about 50 auctions over the last couple of months and considering the laws of probability, I have no doubts that it’s a rigged game. For example, show me 5 like items going up for bid within a half hour of each other and every single time I will pick the one that sells that day for some kind of record high amount. I guess you could just say that I am unlucky, but nobody’s that unlucky! In all of those 50 auctions, I have won one item that I actually can say was not at the “inflated” buy it now price. I’m sorry but that defies the odds!

    Another thing that is just so very wrong about this site is how they handle the bid vouchers. First of all, they are worth nothing towards the buy it now price. And secondly, I have watched over and over and reported to Quibids over and over, that bid voucher bidders never have to stop bidding!! Call them stupid if you want but I have seen dozens of times where a bid voucher bidder will bid 2 to 3 times as many vouchers as a pay voucher can bid for a certain item and whats blatantly crazy is that often times its bid vouchers that they’re bidding on, using 2 or 300 in order to win a 100 voucher card!!

    When I go to a casino, I know its a rigged game. Those slot machines are rigged and there is nothing random about the spin of the wheel. But when I’m told that this is a fair and equal site and I dump thousands of dollars into it only to see myself being manipulated this way or that way, and always forced to use the buy it now feature, I have to cry “Foul.”

    Sure, I could just quit and go away, but what bugs me is the number of people being duped on here. For me, it’s time to start writing letters. This site has got to be investigated. They are NOT being honest! This game is rigged!

    Thank You.

  2. david akers May 7, 2011 at 5:34 pm #

    they are theifs they will steel your money trust me i know.

  3. Lynne Palmer May 10, 2011 at 3:50 am #

    So not true that the vouchers are a rip off and that people pay more for the vouchers then what they are worth. This site stops you with a message and will not let you bid on any product when this happens. Sure you can bid an entire night away and not win. And you could win big. It’s no different then gambling. However, one important thing is at least when you buy bids some of the money goes towards the purchase. It’s just gambling for fun on a product you may be looking for.

    I see all beginners going for the over $1,000 products. Unless you know what your doing and have watched and learned it’s just not a good idea. In the beginning stick to the small stuff. Besides I have found that for friends and family presents bidding on the under $300.00 is so much easier to win. In most cases (95%) win the product at a huge discount.

    Any time I had a complaint, i.e. site disruption, etc. They give me my money back. The customer service has been 5 star for me. Not like bidmacs who ignore your issues. Don’t get back to you and there is no number to call. Good luck with this rip off site. On Bidmacs I did not receive the products a few times, was ignored, finally cash back. I did not want the cash I wanted the product. Who wants you $25.00 when you won a $500.00 product? I do not recommend Bidmacs. Terrible. However, Quibids has been very good to me. Be patient, watch and learn when the slow bidding times are. You will win some and loose some.

  4. Corey Wagener July 5, 2011 at 12:30 pm #

    When I was first checking out Quibids, I have to say that I was pretty skeptical, but I thought that the potential value of the merchandise on the site was too good to pass up so I gave it a shot. After I had won my first auction, a Wiimote for $15, I was ecstatic. Now I’m not only a believer, but I’m a proud owner of a brand new Playstation 3 game system for half the regular price, and I’m lovin’ it!

  5. Derreck @ QuibidsReport July 22, 2011 at 4:36 am #

    Quibids is not a scam. I have won several items on their site and they always deliver within a week of winning the item. My trick to winning is http://www.quibidsreport.com – They have helped me to win a ton including a $300 GPS unit for less than $1!

    There are a lot of tricks you need to know before you start bidding or you will waste your money. check out quibidsreport.com and you will see what I am talking about.

  6. william s. craven August 14, 2011 at 5:55 pm #

    I registered several months ago. I tried bidding once and was told i used the wrong pass code. I asked for it to be sent to me but never received it. My bank statement shows my $60 registration fee was taken out. I want to play but cannot w/o my code word. can i get some help here please?????
    Bill Craven

  7. penny-auction-expert August 19, 2011 at 6:36 pm #

    Since we aren’t affiliated with Quibids, this isn’t much we can really do to help. Our suggestion would be to contact Quibids via their support page: http://www.quibids.com/help/support_email.php?guest=1

  8. Donna August 23, 2011 at 1:17 pm #

    I watched, studied and looked at some items that I would like to try for. First $10 Walmart card two bids (1.20) got it for 4 cents. received in less than 7 days. Great than I moved to different items. I have had GREAT success and received ALL my items. You have to know when to stop and move on to another item Decide what you want to pay including the cost of each bid, and stick to it. Thats the key know your limits. I LOVE this site. customer service responds to any and every question I have ever had. I will continue on this site. I have tried others sites and couldnt win anything. I have won over 25 gift cards. about 5 kitchen items etc etc. and have been a member since 04/11. KNOW YOUR LIMITS LIKE EVERYTHING IN LIFE

  9. Donna August 23, 2011 at 1:21 pm #

    Quibids is the site I was referring to in the above comment dated August 23, 2011 from myself

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