On September 29, 2006 I won a very expensive item from Bidz.com for very little money. On October 3, I paid for this item.


On October 5, I got a call from Paul a customer relations agent and was told that my item was damaged and could not be repaired, exchanged, nor replacement found with suppliers. Hmmmmm, sounds fishy, doesn't it?
During this converstion, I was told there were two diamonds missing; at the end of our conversation there were four diamonds missing. Hmmmmm interesting!!!

When do you win a $9249.00 USD diamond ring from Bidz.com for only $222.20 USD?

I am entitled to my own opinion, and this is it: Bidz.com did not allow me the right to pay $222.20 for a $9249.00 diamond ring I rightfully won.
If this diamond ring was indeed defective, why did Bidz.com put it up for bidding without inspecting it first?

I find this practice very desceptive, dishonest, and a total RIP_OFF.

Dear readers, I got ripped off by Bidz.com

Bidz.com Auction #15345617

Time Left: Auction is Closed
Winning Bid: 222.20 USD
Compare: 9249.00 USD
Winner: XxXxXxX
Closing On: 2006-09-29 21:10:54-04
# of Bids: 34 (Bid history)


item ring

material 14K White gold
Contains 58.5% Pure gold

weight 10.0g
~ 0.32oz

gemstone info:

gemstone diamond
The Most Brilliant of the gemstones. Diamond Jewelry is Treasured as a symbol of Everlasting Love and Perfection

quantity/ctw 40/1.65ctw
~ 0.330g

shape round

color i - j


clarity SI2 - I1
Eye Clean

origin Imported

Other Information:

gender ladies

Carlos
Nashua, New Hampshire
U.S.A.