Hubzu Letter IF YOU HAVE BEEN A VICTIM OF MISBEHAVIOR FROM HUBZU, READ BELOW AND CONTACT ME:   I am concerned that the Hubzu company has something against members of the US military. Allow me to explain. I am a member of the US military. For three months, I have been trying to participate in an auction hosted by Hubzu for a residential property. During this time period, I won the auction six or seven times, in which I was the highest bidder. The majority of times, I placed a final offer higher than the asking price of the company. In all instances, I never received the property. Each time, the house was awarded to a bidder lower than I. Considering that I won the auction six or seven times, one can deduct that the property was eventually relisted.   A couple days ago, by chance, I met another member of the US military, an individual serving in the Navy, who experienced the same circumstances on the very same property. Whenever our real estate agents tried contacting Hubzu, there would never be a proper response. There was never a note that this property was listed as a cash offer only, nor that a preapproval from a bank was necessary. And in every instance that I won the auction, I was never given a courtesy from Hubzu on next action steps to finalize the auction process.   I am concerned that this is a scam, and Chase Bank and US Bank are in cooperation with an organization that scams individuals, maybe even members of the military. If you have experienced anything similar to this, or have felt victimized by unfair auction practice through Hubzu, please contact me so we can work together to consider legal action that investigates the practices of this company.