I HAVE BEEN WRITING TO THEM SINCE SEPTEMBER OR BEFORE ITEM THEY MADE ME CHANGE THAT I WON NEVER GOT AFTER ONE OF THEIR EMPLOYEES CALLED ME AFTER TELLING HIM TO STOP I WAS LEGALLY BRING STALKED I TALKED TO SOME LADY A YEAR A GO AUGUST TOOK THREE MONTHS BEFORE SHE ACTUALLY STOPPED IT. I AM DISABLED THEY BREAK THE LAW I WAS BEING STALKED ON MY PHONE WHILE I WAS IN THE HOSPITAL . WHY CAN NOTHING BE DONE I GUARANTEE IF AMERICAN BUSINESS WAS DEFRAUDING ANYONE THIS WOULD BE A DIFFERENT STORY . I want to know of anyone is doing anything can they break laws,

Beezid IS legit but you have to understand how the business model works. Nobody can just give away TVs and iPads, the site has to make money to offset these losses and actually make a profit, and they do it by selling bids. If you study the record of closed auctions you can get a good idea of what items usually sell for, and then save your bids until the auction is around that price...otherwise you're just wasting your bids.

You also want to look for any opportunity to get free bids. Facebook/Twitter contests, promo codes on TV, bid for free auctions, etc...Beezid offers lots of ways to get free bids. Every free bid lowers the overall value of the bids you pay for so that you're spending less every time you place a bid. So for example if you buy a hundred bids at 60 cents each, and then get 100 free bids, you spend 30 cents each time you bid instead of 60.

The point is that if you just go to the site and start bidding on stuff without putting any thought into it you will lose money, but there are many ways to use your bids carefully and start winning the auctions.

Also there are no bot bidders. This tactic is ILLEGAL and it is not that hard to detect, which is why other sites that have used it got shut down fast. Beezid has been around for several years now and keeps growing, which would not happen if they were using unlawful practices.

I was curious about Beezid.com and spent most of the day attempting to understand what, at first, seemed to be an interesting possibility of bidding on useful electronics and gift cards for a very reasonable amount.

I even admit to purchasing 50 bid points for $40 to see if, I too, could be a lucky one, to bid on something I might want. One auction that appeared to have only 15 seconds left on it would be hit by another bidder and watched as these 20 second auction went on for hours. Soon my bid points twindled to 18 and I knew that I had been had.

I watched one auction end for an internal auction of 200 Beezid auction points retailing for $120. This poor bidder b5036687 kept bidding, then he/she would get slammed at the last second and then he/she would bid again. This kept on and on. the same 20 second auction must have gone on for, at least, an hour. Finally the end came and b5036687 won what he/she had been wildly bidding on.

I then checked how much this all cost b5036687 in bid points and it was 248 at a total cost of $173.60. Remind you he/she was bidding on the bargain of 200 bid points for $120. The bottom line was the bidder lost Big Time.

Yes, he/she should have been more aware of the fact that every time you hit the bid button it cost you a point. There were repeat bidders, bidding against this bidder and yes, there was a point where I begain to think this might be an internal scam, because those other bidders were spending way to many points for what the bid was worth. i just began to do the math and something was very wrong.

I warn all of you that might be intersted in Beezid.com to just sit and watch the bid names when the bids get hor and heavy for an important item, you will see the scam unfold before oyur eyes. I should have taken my own advice, but foolishly bought my 50 bid point for $40 without throughly spending more time doing my homework. Please don't make the same mistake as I. Beezid is a SCAM. But, I must say, they are clever, no doubt, distant relatives of Scary Madoff.

S-C-A-M !!! DONT DO IT !!!

I think that something should be done to stop this scamming that is going on with this website