Has promise but doesn’t deliver – Quidd: Digital Collectibles Review

Incredibly buggy at the worst of times, this app still somehow thrives on its own greed and the greed of some of its customer/collectors. Among other missteps, Quidd set up moderator program, where certain users have elevated powers and rewards in exchange for their promise to monitor and police the masses. Some of these moderators are great and seem to have the maturity and integrity to properly commit to their job, but others just act like selfish, bratty and egotistical children. Great people are part of the community of customers, but as pleasant as it is to interact with them, it’s doubly tragic to see them getting abused. If the creative content owners, Marvel/Disney, Star Trek, Cartoon Network, Rick and Mort, etc saw how things played out at the customer level, this app would surely die or at the very least, be radically forced to change. Many folks I’ve met have gotten sucked in and have spent thousands of dollars on Quidd-based digital collections only to become so frustrated, they end up quitting and giving their stuff away. It’s like a bad marriage. But the common denominator is Quidd. Oh and a few folks have tried to recoup some of their investment and traded their items on eBay. Once discovered, Quidd bans or cripples their account (preventing trading) as this is apparently in breach of their TOS. Quidd breaks customer practice laws everyday and charges ridiculous amounts of real currency to collect certain very limited items. It’s a free collectors app, but once you’ve invested time, your collection will pale compared to the pay for play customers and you’ll likely be one of them. This app is probably one of the most unhealthy products I’ve ever experienced. Right up there with tobacco and passed alcohol. Avoid, avoid, avoid!!!
Review by Dead - Ringer on Quidd: Digital Collectibles.