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Internet Auction Site's a Scam, Class Says

LOS ANGELES (CN) - Though it claims to be free, the SaveBig.com online auction site charges $99 "without any authorization whatsoever," suckering consumers who believe they are "simply 'registering' for a free trial offer," a class action claims in Superior Court.
     Irate customers claim that "in addition to the deceptive 'free bids,' promotional 'pop-up' and 'teaser' ads, SaveBig.com also utilizes at least two phony news reports that are made to appear to be legitimate news editorial stories from official news channels."
     Three named plaintiffs, from three states, claim SaveBig.com immediately charges its suckers $99 when they click on an ad, though not a single registration step on its website "indicates that there is any type of registration fee or other initial fee."

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