mac.bidReviews of mac.bid

For the most part, macbid is awesome for buying or bidding on products hoping to get it for a decent price. Downside is, is they don't seem to care to check products and or detail the product so if you don't pay even more money for insurance, ur purchase is your luck so if you buy a tv for $300 and it's not detailed that's there's cracks or any other mis functions described in the details, your stuck with it. Ive gotten so many products that didn't work or came with missing parts because they couldn't let customers know all details. Very disappointing. I'm not gonna sit and bid 100s of dollars on products then pay for insurance on all products because they can't or won't label in descriptions correctly. It's Russian Roulette. That's why I've calmed down bidding because this is how they make their money. I like Mac bid but they want you to pay for everything and extra. Just wish they would be honest and also check what their trying to let people bid on.

I had many good experiences with winning I need items. Some good some ntlot so good. The last item I won, was described blatantly incorrectly, as a cordless vacuum, however when I got it home it was not this was certainly false advertising. Support told me it was my fault for not looking at it prior to leaving the warehouse. So if they are OK with their employees partaking in false advertisement then I will never trust anything the item's state

I thought I was getting a great deal I won a bid for $30 but with all the fees it cost me over $50. They should let you know before you commit to the bid exactly how much the added fees will be.

Be careful with mac.bid! I've recently purchased 3 items labeled "like new" and all 3 don't work. I would expect it with "open box" items but I try to steer clear from open box for that reason. Multiple times now I've gotten "like new" items that don't work. Just be careful - especially with anything electronic.

So I fully understand the concept of mac bids you get a chance to buy stuff at a discount but at the risk of damaged or missing parts. What I can't accept is the fact that you bid on a item and you get a totally different item then they basically say f off

The item I purchased did not actually exist. I was notified I won the item, and had three days to pick it up otherwise my account would be closed. When I arrived the next day to pick it up it was not there. Unfortunately, their policy is no refund for 5 days. If they can't find the item then they'll refund it if they do find the item you have to make a second trip to pick it up or forfeit it. No other store in the USA requires a customer to make a 2nd trip to the store to pick up an item which they were notified was there but was actually lost by the vendor. Every reliable store/seller refunds a purchase when they screw-up. This is the 2nd time this has happen to me. I'm not going to bother with MacBid again. Too aggravating.

There has to be robots bidding against me. It goes up a dollar every 4 hrs or so. You can clearly see the pattern. Also, items disappear and someone else got it after it said I won.

The last few bids that we received have been crap, weight bench missing screws, cart missing casters and a pop up tent broken and missing the most important parts. I know that the open box can have some issues, but these boxes were taped shut. I will not buy open box again and will very hesitant to use them again