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Equip-Bid.com Inc Equip-Bid Auctions Online
United States
The auction site always states all items tested and working. I have purchased a nail gun that did not work, a drone that only one motor worked on, and a water filter that was cracked and wouldn’t hold water. Obviously no one is testing these items, they are all broken Amazon return trash. Don’t even bother trying to get in contact with anyone, they make it impossible, and forget any kind of refund.
Absolutely TERRIBLE company. They sneakily add 20% to the price for fees. I am writing this because one time I went to pick up an item and they were "closed" and told me I would not be getting the items and would not refund the money. When I did a credit card chargeback, they closed my account and would not allow me to recreate another account.
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