I had bid on several auctions over the past few months and there was always a problem of some kind. Usually items listed as new/other with missing parts, or items i had won and paid for, no longer available. or arriving broken. This time however , the item shipped was not anywhere near to what was described. The item was listed as an LED Light. when it arrived, i opened the box and inside was four pieces of metal, looks like some kind of angle connectors of some sort.
Absolutlly not a LED Light. When i contacted them they basically said it was not their problem that is was up to me to ask questions about the item before i bid on it. When i said the item photo was mostly still in the box, they repeated the last statment. When i indicated that i would report them, they blocked my account access. The reason was because of my statement. I have spent over 1000.00 on four auctions and they treat me like this over an obvious error on their part. Stay away, each of the auctions i paid for had at least 5 items and at least one out of every 5 was a problem of one kind or another. Save your time and money and find an honest auction site.
I participated on an auction on the slibuy.com website. The first thing I noticed is that the bid against you, in order to get a higher price for the item. Then when I picked up my items, they were either broken, or missing parts. I even got a swimming pool that was dirty and water still in it because it was used. 8 out of my 10 items that I had won were either missing parts or could not be used.
I contacted customer service to get some type of resolution because I spent almost $200 and he told me that their "new" stuff does not mean new and parts can be missing. He also instructed me to call the manufacturer because they would provide me with the parts at little or no cost. Which seems like a scam to the manufacturer, any way. After carefully reading their terms and agreement he was right:
1. They do not guarantee the quality of the product even it is marked new.
2. You are agreeing to not sue them regardless of why type of product you are sold in any condition
3. They give your credit card info to several third party vendors
4. They are allowed to bid against you to get a better price. They "act" as the seller agent.
5. You are agreeing to not sue them no matter what
So basically I am out of money and I am stuck with a bunch of junk that was marked "new".
sliBuy Auctions Reviews
I had bid on several auctions over the past few months and there was always a problem of some kind. Usually items listed as new/other with missing parts, or items i had won and paid for, no longer available. or arriving broken. This time however , the item shipped was not anywhere near to what was described. The item was listed as an LED Light. when it arrived, i opened the box and inside was four pieces of metal, looks like some kind of angle connectors of some sort.
Absolutlly not a LED Light. When i contacted them they basically said it was not their problem that is was up to me to ask questions about the item before i bid on it. When i said the item photo was mostly still in the box, they repeated the last statment. When i indicated that i would report them, they blocked my account access. The reason was because of my statement. I have spent over 1000.00 on four auctions and they treat me like this over an obvious error on their part. Stay away, each of the auctions i paid for had at least 5 items and at least one out of every 5 was a problem of one kind or another. Save your time and money and find an honest auction site.
I participated on an auction on the slibuy.com website. The first thing I noticed is that the bid against you, in order to get a higher price for the item. Then when I picked up my items, they were either broken, or missing parts. I even got a swimming pool that was dirty and water still in it because it was used. 8 out of my 10 items that I had won were either missing parts or could not be used.
I contacted customer service to get some type of resolution because I spent almost $200 and he told me that their "new" stuff does not mean new and parts can be missing. He also instructed me to call the manufacturer because they would provide me with the parts at little or no cost. Which seems like a scam to the manufacturer, any way. After carefully reading their terms and agreement he was right:
1. They do not guarantee the quality of the product even it is marked new.
2. You are agreeing to not sue them regardless of why type of product you are sold in any condition
3. They give your credit card info to several third party vendors
4. They are allowed to bid against you to get a better price. They "act" as the seller agent.
5. You are agreeing to not sue them no matter what
So basically I am out of money and I am stuck with a bunch of junk that was marked "new".