Dibzees.com Review – Is it a scam?
Established in April of 2010, Dibzees is a penny auction website that claims to offer brand new, big-name products everyday. They further claim that users can purchase even the latest products like tablet PCs at an incredibly low price.
Just like any other penny auction site, each bid placed on the item will raise its price and will create some changes on the auction clock. In Dibzees, each bid will cause a 1 cent increase on the item’s price and add 15 more seconds on the timer. The last person to place a bid as the auction clock reaches zero wins. The winner will get the chance to buy the item at its last auction price.
More about Dibzees
Registration is needed before one can take part of the auction at Dibzees. Signing up is free of charge but one needs to purchase bids in order to get started. Each bid costs $.60 and comes in packs of 45, 85, 200, 600, and 1,000 bids.
Dibzees has Buy Now option where users can actually use their purchased bids placed on the auctioned item. They simply just have to click on the Buy Now button and wait for the calculated final price to be paid.
Final thoughts on Dibzees.com
Penny auction sites are fun but then, these are not for everyone. If you hate competition and don’t have the luxury of time to keep track of the auctioned item, then signing up and participating in a penny auction website is just a waste of money.
Dibzees.com works just like the typical penny auction site. However, there were complaints from previous users that the website doesn’t really offer what they’ve promised.
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After watching how the bidding workes and doing some research it looks like a rediculous scam unless have no job: you’re one to sit in front of the computer for days/weeks at a time only to have a small chance to be the final bidder which is the only way to win.
You have now wasted more money in time than you could have worked and purchased the item. Unlike ebay; you can put in your max bid and the auction has a cutoff time; these penny auctions have no cut off time; rediculous. I see Dibzees auctions cotinue to expand the time every 3 to 15 secons and the auctions could go on for weeks/months. No wonder you see someone hugging a big screen lcd tv in their adds. They just sat and bid against others for a weeks straight in front of a computer and wasted hundreds of hours. I prefer to work less hours and just pruchase what I want. For someone with nothing to do and will probably need glasses after so much viewing of your pc monitor while bidding, best of luck to you. 🙂
It’s a scam. I tried it and spent a little bit of money. Based on the rules, you shouldn’t be able to win more than 3 items in a 24hr period and coincidently enough, there’s a couple ‘bidders’ who win more by outbidding you no matter how many times you bid (the last auction I tried I went WAY over the value of the item to see if they would and sure enough they did). Makes me wonder if it’s someone on the inside. Steer clear of Dibzees and I’m assuming other penny auction sites.
Thank you for offering this open forum and confirming my skepticism that when it’s too sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Almost suckered into registering for/paying for bids. Thanks for saving me wasted time and money.