Comments on: My Theory: Winners24.com Is A Scam

By: Kaylee Lopez

Sat, 03 Jul 2010 04:07:50 +0000

there are so many scams running on the internete so watch out;:,

By: breeze

Mon, 23 Nov 2009 16:52:00 +0000

this site is a scam i have noticed that there are 3 multipul winners on a daliy basis all 3 are from the same town i counted there wins in a 24 hour period 2 of them had won 7 or more and the third had won 5. i noticed that thay always bid on the more populer items as if too raise the bids.i was a sucker for the site and gave it a go but then noticed this pattern.hell i am from a larger city and have never seen anyone else from here on winners but these three are from the same town, each win several times daliy.hmmmm

By: MeMeMeMe

Wed, 07 Oct 2009 04:12:46 +0000

I don’t think this is a scam. I honestly truly won a WII with only one bid. I then put more money in and only won more bids and never won anything else. I am taking a break. It looks like once the auction is won they order the item on Amazon and have it shipped to the winner. My Wii came with the receipt from Amazon. It is that Lailamar and her family that seem to win ALOT. They did change the rules recently so you can only win 10 times a month including bid auctions and only 3 a day not including bid auctions. Don’t hate the player hate the game. It is a brilliant idea if there is no padding going on.

By: drden2000

Tue, 15 Sep 2009 05:44:37 +0000

Its a scam…. I have watched this site for hours and I have seen too many times where users just come in and win too easy. usually it happens at the end of the timer, which usually takes 3-4 seconds to win the bid. A auto-bid user comes into the bidding and wins because instead of 3-4 seconds it takes 1 second for them to win. Four times I have been left clicking over and over trying to get my bid in while there should be 2 seconds left before closing. Also, I’ve seen users bid 400 times (or $400.00) for something that only cost $200.00. I saw a user spend 560 bids ($560.00) for a XBOX w/ 80 gig hd. Someone should call FCC or something.

By: lailamar

Sat, 12 Sep 2009 10:29:38 +0000

I have used this site daily, it’s not a scam. they do ship all the items, and yes although it can get expensive bidding and you can get “over your head” doing so, the site is great. I have spent a lot of money on it, and won planty. I also had much fun with it. They delivered all the items as said, not refurbished but new. In period of 2 mths i have spent some good money on it, but i won a lot of prizes also. I came out even, but had so much fun too. This site is so addictive when you bid on one item, you keep bidding until you may or may not win…. for example on 100 bids once i spent 58 bids and did not win, another time i spent 3 bids and won 100 free bids. It all depends on traffic and luck!
But the site is great!……….that is the only opinion i can give you, i have played and experienced it first hand.

By: Maria

Thu, 03 Sep 2009 15:38:31 +0000

My cousin got 3 free bids for signing up. She won an Ipod for .83 cents and a Wii for $1.88. They were both delivered free of charge. If your lucky you can make out. I on the other hand have been outbid. But neither of us bought any bids.

By: Lana

Thu, 03 Sep 2009 00:25:28 +0000

I joined because I like auction sites. I bought about 20$ of bids and figured I’d spend it and let that be it. I actually won a bid on a bran new Apple all in one new computers. I was thrilled and won it for 7 dollars! But it didnt take long to smell a rat and be so freakin pissed! Two days later I received an email saying that they experienced technical difficulties on their server and therefore I was “really” outbid by another person. Son of a B#%#! SO naturally I said, ” I want my money back!!!” They even emailed me first to say they would issue a credit of the 10$ total (How they came up with 3 dollars more from the winning bid I dont know, but was not arguing with it). Till this day (5 months after the fact) I have never received the so-called refund. I will never deal with that outfit again. I would rather go to ubid or yahoo auctions or even auctionaddict.com – but never winners24! >(

By: bao tran

Sat, 29 Aug 2009 23:34:26 +0000

fucking scam…..i gonna tell u what……if i am the owner of Winner24 i will create many memberships under many different bidder’s name with unlimited account. I will set autobidder with any single items. Who can win ?…….and the way i am doing is legal….i will get more and more money from many stupid people who think it is true, even i have been advertising it on radio or tv. Dont be stupid any more!….anyways i got a great idea from the website to be a rich man.
Thanks

By: IFC

Fri, 28 Aug 2009 18:19:52 +0000

DON’T BELIEVE ANYONE WHO SAYS THESE SITES ARE LEGIT OR THAT THEY HAVE WON AUCTIONS.BEFORE YOU JOIN ANY OF THESE SCAM SITES JUST SIT BACK AND WATCH THE AUCTIONS FOR A COUPLE DAYS.THE SAME SHILL BIDDERS PLACE THOUSANDS OF BIDS EVERY DAY AND WOULD SUFFER HUGE LOSSES IF THEY WERE REAL BIDDERS.I HAVE SEEN A SINGLE BIDDER PLACE THOUSANDS OF BIDS WITH THE AUTO BID SYSTEM TO WIN AN ITEM WORTH $200.AVOID WINNERS24 ,ZOZZLE AND THE REST OF THESE SCAMMERS.

By: andrew

Fri, 28 Aug 2009 16:55:51 +0000

It’s not like a lottery at all.