mac.bidReviews of mac.bid

Out of the 5 items I won, only 1 was usable. All others were either badly used or missing parts. It appears if you can't take buyers insurance on an item, most likely it's in bad shape. I was allowed 1 courtesy return and when I returned the item and told them the issue, I was told the workers are new and that item should have been put on a pallet sale??? WTF

They definitely do fishy business. While there are some good deals to be had on this app, multiple times now I have bid on something or purchase something that was showing up as an item at my pick up location locations, But then when they populate on my purchased items list the next day, they show as needing to be picked up in a warehouse in a totally different state. Their customer service will never refund the items, Even if their system was glitching and showing an incorrect pick up location. This is dishonest and incredibly upsetting that it has happened more than once.

WOW! One and done. The local warehouse is only 15 minutes away, so I finally thought I would check it out. Registered and bid on a small (open box) table and won it for $3. With added fees, my total cost was $6.93. Expect the worst, because when I got home and opened the retaped box, there were literally 1/2 of the parts missing. Yes, you can inspect before purchasing, but I didn't want to make two trips for a $3 item. My bad. Pictures should show what is in the open box, not some stock photo. Very misleading. Pretty much zero customer support. Buyer beware. Yet, the place was PACKED! Go figure.

bid on a Greenworks 3000psi pressure washer the description just stated OPEN BOX lot #3213F, I bid $200 for it and won it. when I got it home there was no pressure wand, nozzles or hose and the unit was rusted and used.

Just don't do it!!! Did you ever wonder where the broken stuff returned to Amazon and others ends up? In mac.bid!!! Nearly all the stuff is either poorly designed products nobody wants and returns, or broken stuff people returns. I saw the prices and thought... "what could go wrong" Well, all went wrong. You want to return something? Good luck! You have to pay extra for the right to return. They give you very little time, they have inconvenient hours, and customer service is nonexistent. Do yourself a favor: Go to ebay. You end up paying same or less, and you get better coverage in case things break.

You can't trust anything to be as described at Mac.bid. Not even the lots of shipping boxes. I won a lot of what was supposed to be 10x8x8 shipping boxes (which it did look like in the actual photo). However, I knew right when I picked them up something with the weight wasn't right. When I got home I found they were actually 100 12x12 cardboard squares which are almost worthless to me. And for $13.35 at that. I've seen other box lots that I can tell from the pics. are not as described. In addition that was all I had to pick up so it was a waste of time as well. Good luck.

Great. But ppl stop jacking the price up when there 2 and 3 or even more days left to bid. Paying a lot more then what you should plus you more then likely will get outbid towards last 2 mins left to bid

DO NOT BID ON OPEN BOX ITEMS. they use this title so they can sell the insurance for it. I made the mistake of trusting"OPEN BOX" meant that it was purchased, the customer didn't like it, it was returned. The ROOMBA that I bought was heavily used and thrown in a box with pieces of it everywhere. Looked like it was used for years and someone tried to fix it at home and destroyed it. It CLEARLY should've been labeled as DAMAGED as i could tell the second I opened the box. VERY DECEIVING practices in my opinion. They also add "FEES" to your total. If not marked NEW is most likely broken junk.