Swoggi Reviews

Name: Swoggi
Address: Sophora Media Ltd 145 157 St John Street, London
Rating: 1.08

1.1 Rating 195 Reviews

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1.1

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About Swoggi:

Swoggi is a common penny auction, targeting men and women alike, differently to other penny auctions, here the users have the opportunity to redeem any lost bid simply buying another bid pack. The products on auction are mostly Hi-Tech products.

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“scam, don't go near”

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Posted 7 years ago

“Caught me as well should have spent more time checking.”

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Posted 7 years ago

“It's fraud cheater,looter Swoggi asked me to register and deposit the amount of £58 after 2 days only I tried to login into swoggi website it says invalid user name and password. Now I can see £58 got deducted from my bank account through paypal.”

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Posted 7 years ago

“100% con, do not entertain them, I wasted £56”

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Posted 7 years ago

“THIS IS A SCAM DO NOT USE LUCKILY I READ REVIEWS STUPID NEWS TOLD ME TO BUY STUFF”

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Posted 7 years ago

“I was just about to sign up to get credits via my paypal account. So glad I chose to read the reviews on this site. Thank you all for comments about this cowboy site. I will not be parting with my cash...I'll stick to Ebay”

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Posted 7 years ago

“Should have read the reviews here but looked at moneyexpert website and review implied all was above board. Absolutely not. Impossible to win. Every bid costs but it doesn't make it clear. Avoid! Avoid! Avoid!”

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Posted 7 years ago

“Yes I fell for it, another con by some bastard abroad which gives you no redress. Looks good but maybe too good should have known better.”

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Posted 7 years ago

“this company is breaking the law, it needs investigating by Trading Standards and SFO”

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Posted 7 years ago

“so why this site still exist? there is no law in UK which regulate gambling business, that it has to be clear message we are like casino? this is what is happening now - many cons many things which are not good are slipping through slowly to the society under different names misleading millions of citizens.”

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Posted 7 years ago

“Cheating, dishonest, please! please! don't fall for these cheating bastards, you can easily click on and unknowingly obtain too many credits that you didn't want by these tricksters. My wife, who is in her 70's mistakingly clicked on 3 x £58 worth of credit when she only wanted one and didn't realise the credits were spent up within 2 days before she could do anything about it. These modern-day 'Dick Turpins' show no mercy whatsoever and wouldn't listen to having her mistaken over purchase of credit's refunded, saying there was none left and had all been used. £174 taken from an elderly pensioner who tried to purchase something for her grandson and has now given it to these ruthless, heartless robbing scum bags.”

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Posted 7 years ago

“If I could give zero I would. Total con and nothing more than theft. Registered, bought £100 of credit, kicked out and unable to access my account 2 hours later, so unable to change any settings. Complained, by the time they responded 12 hours later, my money had been spent for me. They say they don't owe me anything, I believe they have stolen my money. Don't be an idiot like me, don't give your money to a bunch on con artists.”

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Posted 7 years ago

“total con....”

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Posted 7 years ago

“How I wish I had read the reviews before responding to an unsolicited e-mail and being 'hooked' (line and sinker). £50 of credit was wasted because it just entitled me to gamble on an auction win - with which I had negligible chance of success. This only becomes apparent once you have signed up. I had remembered what I thought was a Money Saving Expert recommendation so was willing to trust Swoggi but it now appears that I has read a fake site. I've closed my account and requested a refund. I may lose a £15 admin fee (or more) but these crooks are not getting a penny more out of me. DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY ON THIS SITE”

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Posted 7 years ago

“First timer I`m afraid. Didn`t read any of the reviews stupid boy! Wasted £50. You live and learn but have just received my C/C statement and it seems I spent a further £50 at some point! So of course I am in contact with Swoggi and I await their comments. However what pisses me off is why are the national papers flogging it? Just because their journalists have played and won its then OK? Scam, fraud, something is not right and somebody should be on the case asap!”

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Posted 7 years ago

“went bidding for i phone, put in required deposit, did not win, after deducting their fees i should have had about £15 back, guesss how much i got back ZERO! Totally swindling company, Good reviews are likely to be Swoggi people themselves. Take my advice don't get involved in bidding with swag. Only thing they will give you is Zilch and take all your money. It is a free money making company. Ombudsman probably not bothered as well i bet”

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Posted 7 years ago

“I've played and watched swoggi for several years. I have also read lots of bad reviews about the site. The reviews are correct in may ways, you play it and you will lose money. I won several items including this iPad I'm writing this review on, but I lost out over the total time I "gambled". Yes, it is a gambling site and yes, the same old names win the vast majority of the really desirable items like computers, phones etc. When you sign up, you will be bombarded with emails, many stating that people have won at bargain prices. Most don't. I don't need to list these as many others have. Is it a scam? No. Any sensible person tempted by this site's publicity would watch and learn before committing money to it. Those who have not done their homework will call it a scam. Those who realise the risks will not buy credits. Some like me will have a pop and eventually get burned. Those who dive in without assessing the risks will call it a total scam. Pay your money and take a chance? Don't. You are far more than likely going to lose, especially if you go for the premium items and go up a against the big hitters that will pay over the odds to win. Swoggi relies on people like us to keep their venture going. The best way to hit back is not to play their game. If you do play, expect to lose lose lose. THe other old chestnut is whether the habitual winners are really robots functioning for Swoggi, or even paid employees. Who knows, but they seem to have far more money than sense. I have long suspected this but then again there also seem to be some serious Swoggi addicts. My advice is to steer well clear.”

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Posted 7 years ago

“JOINED ON SUNDAY CANCELLED on Monday they are charging me £31 put of the £58 I have notified paypal and action fraud...........if all of you contact these people wee could get a refund there needs to be enough of us to make a difference. Go to Martins money saving site where you can read about 24 pages of people that have been scammed. PLEASE ALL OF YOU ACT NOW this is one of the letters below # 60 balletrocks Old 28-08-2014, 9:27 AM MoneySaving Newbie Join Date: May 2014 Posts: 4 Default Quote: Originally Posted by obemike View Post Swoggi.co.uk is run from a server in the UK if you want to loose money gamble. Please read on: "The UK address. 145-157 St John Street, London, EC1V 4PY.According to a BBC report, this is the address used by a company which sells its use as a registered office address. Because there does not seem to be an obligation to check that users of the service are legitimate companies, criminals are attracted to it. According to the BBC, the address is in common use among fake companies operating "boiler room" fake share scams." SOPHORA MEDIA LTD 145-157 ST JOHN STREET, LONDON, ENGLAND, EC1V 4PY, This company (Company No. 07202713) the account is dormant. The Swoggi Trade mark is registered to REEF INTERACTIVE LTD 145 -157 St John Street, London, United Kingdom, EC1V 4PY this company is NOT registered as a Limited Company in the UK and therefore is trading illegally . On the bottom of their email it states: Copyright 2009-2010 Juniper Global - All rights reserved. SWOGGI is a registered trademark This Company JUNIPER GLOBAL (UK) LTD, 145-157 ST JOHN STREET, LONDON , ENGLAND , EC1V 4PY, Company No. 07209689 was Dissolved 24/07/2012. Having researched Swoggi over the internet, this practice looks more and more like a gambling site as well as a scam with the same people winning 8 times a month, their activity has been recorded over the past 9 weeks, you can see for yourself below their activity, it is suspiciously like insider trading which is illegal across the world, working out of virtual offices, in both the Uk and Singapore, no contact telephone numbers and no response to emails. Username GANDALF is very peculiar 4 items purchased this month August 2014 were all £1 bids on swoggi.co.uk and yet GANDALF somehow was accumulating bid spending of 50P per bid, when everyone else were being charged £1.00. see for yourself: Sadly Hyperlinks ar not allowed (360 £1 bids = £180) (638 £1 bids = £319 ) (440 £1 bids = £220) (784£1 bids = £392) This also applies to username: claudiodalsa: (2148 £1 bids = £1074 ) now why would someone place 2148 £1 bids in addition place 1920 free bids ? on an item that you could purchase for £1449? The final price of this item was £203.46 remove the decimal point and you have your answer, the capital asset when sold was £20549.46. Who would pay £2351.46 for an item costing new £1449,? If you check out the Swoggi UK Facebook page you will see that wap24 won two items one in £ sterling and one in Euros. In my opinion it is very hard to win one item using a penny auction within one country, but when you are competing with 13 it is nigh impossible and yet many users rack up 8 wins per month and they are,: Username: tilthendoftime Username: wingsgirl300 Username: mammola Username: claudiodalsa Username: onemoretime Username : gandalf Username: karinebo39 Username : mistertarzan Username: titus123 New multiple winning usernames appear every month. these people can only be using insider knowledge. Interesting that user name gandalf appears on Swoggi. He also wins a lot on Madbid.”

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Posted 7 years ago

“SCAM - DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY”

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Posted 7 years ago

“This is a complete scam. I signed up to in the hope of getting a cheap phone. I spent £58 bidding on an item to come away with nothing. Eveytime the auction comes near to finishing if someone bids again they add more time and this just goes on and on and on. There is no way of winning a bid without spending a fortune.”

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Posted 7 years ago

Swoggi is rated 1.1 based on 195 reviews