mac.bidReviews of mac.bid

I wish I could leave a negative star instead of one. This is a fantastic idea...if the software wasn't loaded with bugs, the payment page is missing fields to enter the "security code" so all the time spent on the deals are wasted time. The first item was a camera bag listed as "open box" but when I got it home, it was so used the inside padding was worn off!! It was YEARS old and sold as new. There are charges if you go over 24hrs and using THREE different credit cards delayed the payment on many items over 24hrs so I was charged extra on every item. Suspiciously, the payment methods started working again after the payment. The help on site (a bitchy girl at the front in the Phoenix office) is poor by most, they seem like they don't want to be "bothered" by your questions. I got the help I needed from other shoppers. Great deals no doubt, very poorly run and the support on the phone is just as bad. Overall, not worth putting the time into looking for "deals", you will only wind up being frustrated.

Scam business, they do zero quality checks on products to make sure they match what they’re advertising. The product I purchased had been swapped in the box with an older broken model. Customer service was totally unwilling to help. DO NOT BUY FROM THIS COMPANY.

Needs investigated by the attorney general’s office for theft by deception. Items available for bidding are not properly inspected and properly labeled such as missing parts,used,damaged or new and returned open or unopened. Language in the disclaimer puts the responsibility on the bidder. There’s no way to travel to the site and inspect 40 or 50 items you’re watching or bidding on. It’s ridiculous to pay $7 for a guarantee an additional $3 and an additional 15% on top of the winning bid price. If you browse Yinz&Binz you’ll see the returned items that have already received the $7 dollar return fee. For an additional $10 dollars you can pick up your winning bid items before noon🤔 I will be submitting this posted information to the local DA’s office along with the Attorney General’s Office to see if they can force more transparency on all items in auction!!

If I could leave a no star I would. Bought an ice maker for a gift. Opened it up and it was filthy and full of roaches! Freaked out! That is a health hazard. It was an open box item supposedly! Not used!

Mac bid was my favorite shopping after it was closed ! Suspended ! Because I had disputed some items and not paid them, so I asked them how did that happen if you charge my bank card autimatically? It was very clear to me that when you buy its a risk you are willing to take when you purchase an item from macbid.. so i asked for proof of those transactions i supposibly made but never got a answer..im sad that i am being falslie accused of something with no proof or even care to find what ia am asking for ! Proof! Thats all !

Another piece of garbage. Missing 80% of parts. The listing doesn't disclose what's missing and pictures are deceptive. I think the company does this on purpose to stick it to the buyers.

I think the entire practice of selling defects from, Amazon, Lowe's, Target, and Walmart. Should be illegal. Especially when it comes to something that is electronic or anything that takes electricity they should be held responsible to test it or not sell it or stand behind it, but see they know what they're doing so it's grimy business they shouldn't be able to do it they suck. The whole entire thing should be illegal. It's not a business practice that you should be proud of in any way Dude doesn't care who they screw over as long as there pockets get lined. Disgusting

At first you think this company is ran in good form However.. here's some of the things that they'll mess you over with. 1. They rarely give you any description on the product that you're trying to Bid on. 2. Just because it says it's like new about 80% of stuff they have marked like New is just stuff their under motivated employees don't look at. 3. The retail price shown on the product sheet is not accurate they just make them up. So do your investigations on a stock picture with again no description. 4. after the auction closes they want their money first thing in the morning 9:00 am. You can pay them but if they have no location to where the product is at you can't go get it for a couple of days now they blame this on lack of employees but that's not my fault. So here's a double standard they want their money right up front even though you can't pick up your product they give you a deadline on when you can pick up your product which is 3 days and if you don't get it by then you are forced to abandon you paid for product. 5. They have rules regulations time frames setup ALL AGAINST the customer. So I'm glad to see here that more and more customers are standing up against Mac.bid and maybe we can just get them to correct the issues or get out of business for somebody who really wants to do the job right as auctioning.