Swipe Auctions Sly underhanded cross-eyed slimeball online business Aurora, Colorado

As the filer of this report on Swipe Auctions I was very upset that some company had so easily taken my money. 

My name is Ronny G, I am a hard working American citizen.

I want to assure you that swipebids is a TOTAL game of chance (unless you have UNLIMITED funds and are willing to use UNLIMITED funds to GAMBLE with EVERY time..and I also assure you that the "house" (swipebids), is also against you..not just "another person".

Because in all logic..in order for swipebids to possibly turn a profit and survive as a business (yes they are a business despite the implications they claim they are a charity..lol)..could they do this selling Ipads for $18.72????????????????????????????

Good Afternoon Brian,

My name is Jennifer, I am the Head of Customer Service for SwipeAuctions. I want to assure you we are not a gambling site as we it is not a game of chance nor do we have a random element such as dice. It is simply one person against another. For more information please view the link below:
http://www.swipeauctions.com/not_gambling_new.php

If there is any concerns or questions I may help you with please contact me personally at jennifer@swipeauctions.com.

Regards,

Jennifer

Head of Customer Service

Our Winners: http://www.swipeauctions.com/all_past_winning_auction.php

Our World Vision Charity: http://www.swipeauctions.com/world_vision_charity.php

Our Customer Service Page: http://www.swipeauctions.com/contact.php

If anyone joins a penny auction site...they should be aware that this is a form of online gambling.

The difference between something like swipebids..vs. any legitimate auction site such as eBay..is that if you bid on an item with eBay, it does not cost you a DIME if you do not win the item.

However with a penny auction..every single person who bids...will pay something. The lure of winning an expensive camera, laptop, Ipod, Ipad etc for very cheap, simply appeals to the greed which is innate in most of us.

Bottom line is this...how much are you willing to "gamble" to win one of these items?

Sure, it sounds great in an ad that someone "won" an Ipad for $18.73...but think about the math for a second. Each "bid" can cost .20-.50 cents. The price is raised by a penny after each bid before the clock reaches zero. How long can this go on? I certainly do not know or I would be a millionaire off these penny auctions.

What I do know...is it is costing every bidder 50 cents or thereabouts to raise the price a penny..and add time to the clock.

Personally, I feel the concept is BRILLIANT, for the operator of the auction site. For the consumer..as long as it is apparent this is gambling...then I see nothing wrong with it per say. If a consumer was sucked in thinking they will get rich from this..or get very expensive items for pennies on the dollar every time...well then they unfortunately for them... will learn the hard way.