MAC.BID - Colorado Springs — Local services in Colorado Springs

Shopping on MAC.BID is honestly like hitting the jackpot every time. The whole concept is genius—you never know what treasures you’ll uncover, and there’s truly something for everyone, from everyday essentials to high-end surprises. The prices are unbelievably low compared to retail, and winning an item feels exciting every single time.

One of my favorite parts is that MAC.BID makes luxury items possible. Things that would normally be way out of my budget are suddenly within reach, and I actually have a chance at owning them. That alone makes the experience feel special and different from any other shopping site.

The variety is amazing, and the thrill of bidding adds a fun, competitive edge—it’s more than just shopping, it’s an experience. I’ve scored some incredible deals that I couldn’t have imagined finding anywhere else.

Just a small tip: open-box items can sometimes have missing pieces or slight damage, so it’s worth double-checking. But every “like new” item I’ve gotten has been perfect and just as described.

Overall, MAC.BID is unique, addictive (in the best way), and full of surprises. It makes bargain hunting fun while also making big-ticket items feel possible. I recommend it to anyone who loves saving money and discovering...

Buying from Mac.Bid is definitely a "Buyer Beware" scenario. Mac.Bid is up front about what they are selling, and does encourage bidders to come and inspect items before bidding on them. Whereas that sounds sensible, IMO that is is not practical to actually do (travel, time, gas). That said, I just got burned. I bought a jogging stroller. My out the door price with taxes and fees was $67. When I got home and opened the box, the stroller was missing both rear wheels, really??? So in order to make the stroller operational, I have to spend another $92 to have to replacement wheels shipped to me by the manufacturer. So at the end of the day the stroller is going to cost me $159, and it's definitely in USED condition. I could buy a brand new one on line right now for $135. So again,...

I’ve gotten some really great things for a fraction of the price here. But unfortunately, I did encounter a situation where what was advertised and what was in the box were completely different items. Luckily, I realized before I left, and inquired about it. One of the employees told me to go to the customer service/manager area and I would get a refund. The guy working in that area, Joel, was so rude and condescending. He seemed so shocked and annoyed that I wanted a refund. Even after I showed the description of the item was also inaccurate, he still somehow tried to make it my fault. Honestly, he’s the only rude person I’ve ever encountered there, but the rudeness and attitude was...