You are lured in by the promise to bid on items such as i-pods, etc. with the chance of succesfully acquiring these items at low cost. You will see advetisements mentioning some well known company's that are supposedly vouching for this site.
You are then asked to provide registration details in order to be able to start bidding on the items and are asked later for your credit card information. At this point, your credit card is directly and immediately charge 159$. There's no prompt to ask you if you're sure or to tell you what's going to be provided for your money. If you were to go forward, you would see auctions with an almost impossible chance of winning, with most of the avaialble purchase items being chances to purchase more bids. In order to get your money back they want you to mail in a signed-off form, but you need to use up your bids first. To get out of this without mailing in my info, I threatened to involve the legal authorities including the FBI. I then had my charge reversed. You may want to dig deeper into the individual's websites that are documented on the internet in order to be aware.

Total scam!! Noticed the $159 charge, was told by "online chat" to download and send in a refund request form within 90 days. Then I had to wait 28 days for them to "process and confirm my request". Then I had to ask for a "release of funds authorization" to give to my credit card company. Now they say thay have changed the refund policy from 90 days to 45 days and I therefore don't qualify for a refund. Nothing but runaround, constantly changing the goalposts.
I'm working with the Canadian Attorney General's office, but I will be surprised if I ever my money back. What a racket!

They say they work with the police departments from South Florida, getting a lot of electronics from seized drug deals, and checking them to make sure they work right, and also say they have tons of electronics at a cheap price. They advertise all this nice stuff for sale on the front page, then you have to join to be able to bid on these items, like ebay. Once you join they hit your bank account for $159.00 and on the next page tell you, you have to buy bid packs, which is more money in order to bid on certain items, well the items they have up for bid isn't what they advertise. They have old out of date stuff, trying to sell it for new up to date items. This is such a scam, they tell you they offer a 60 day money back guarantee for your money, but then won't get a hold of you, you contact them for 60 days and still they don't refund your money. I had to go through a dispute with the company and my credit card company. I filed everything I could to be able to get my money back. Still have not heard back from my credit card company, but I did file against them with the Better Business Bureau. Anyway just to let the public know, this is a big scam, don't be fooled like I was. I found a great computer for my husband for Christmas through TiggerDirect.com they have legitmate computers for sale, and will take it back and give you a refund if it's not working right. They are awesome.

have ask for refund with in seconds, they told me i had to fill out forms .i did so this was 10/09/10.i still at this time have not seen no refund yet? i called 11/30/10 they give me this e-mail address ([email protected])send a request of release of funds form, and in 2 days i would get an e-mail back, i have done this twice and i still have not received anything from anyone back. icalled this number today and it said too go to swipeauctions.com and click on the blue tab, but the website is gone

They billed my credit card for $159.00 without my consent and I called them and talked to an agent
by the name of Victoria#sa1408 and she said I would be refunded the $159.00 plus 2 payments
they charged of $11.95. I called back to see why I had not received my refund and was told
they did not have any money to refund the people that were scammed.