- Report: #876134
Complaint Review: Gunbroker.com
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Gunbroker.com Fraudulent business practices, Terrible customer services Internet, Georgia
*Consumer Suggestion: Employee? Where is my W-2?
*Consumer Comment: moderator comes to gunbrokers rescue!
*Consumer Comment: You apparently can't read!
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"Please Do Not bid on this item, the item was sold in my retail store and is no longer available for sale". Some idiot came in there, I guess he could not read and placed (5) bids and ran the bid up to $726.00 on a pellet gun. $726.00 on a pellet gun? Now I am being charged a fee of $18.75 for an item that should have been removed in the first place, and secondly someone ran the bidding up after being told not to bid.
I tried contacting gunbroker. com customer service on this matter and I, once again, am being told "TOO BAD". I am a professional by trade and I am an avid hunter and gun enthusiat. IF you plan on being ripped off, then go ahead an register an account with gunbroker.com. I am boycotting gunbroker.com and I would appreciate that this information is passed on.
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Search Tips#1 Consumer Suggestion
Employee? Where is my W-2?
AUTHOR: nunn - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, October 28, 2012
POSTED: Sunday, October 28, 2012Once an item is listed and has a winning bid, it is SOLD on Gunbroker and nowhere else. Listing the item enters you into a contract with Gunbroker and any potential buyer. It's right there in the tutorials, and in English. It is not rocket science.
It cost you $18.75 to learn a lesson. That is cheap.
#2 Consumer Comment
moderator comes to gunbrokers rescue!
AUTHOR: dean - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, October 28, 2012
POSTED: Sunday, October 28, 2012#3 Consumer Comment
You apparently can't read!
AUTHOR: nunn - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, July 31, 2012
POSTED: Tuesday, July 31, 2012I have been with Gunbroker since 1999, and have no problems, but then again, I read and follow the rules.

