Review of channel4
Constant left wing propogandaPoor commercial performance backed by the governmentNeeds to rationalise and hugely scale backGovernment needS to sell this company to allow a commercial enterprise to clear out all the dead woodThe news is particularly biasedAnd head of news is a radical left
Review of capterra
Review of asana
I've been using Asana for years now and recently decided to try and upgrade to Premium. Its been complicated by all manner of taxonomy issues with workspaces vs organisations and so I had to get customer support involved. But as I see from other reviews here that journey is useless. I've been waiting a week for a response now and my only way of keeping communication going is through their sales team, who seem happy enough to respond to an email once every 24hrs. A platform like this, if used seriously, is going to need some degree of customer support. The fact its so useless is a serious handicap for an organisation that should know better. If I'd found these reviews on TrustPilot I'd never had got started with them.
Review of washingtonpost
Review of ubereats
Horrible in comparison with USA. Customer support is pretty much unavailable. Uber eats support team has been clearly instructed to deny every problem without accountability.If you have an issue with promo code, uber one, order issues, etc, they won’t refund or being accountable for it.I am moving to another platform can’t deal with this company anymore.
Review of thriftbooks
Review of primevideo
Review of patreon
Review of patreon
this is a fascist left sitetotally against free speech and free expression which is what they where meant to be for. im encouraging everyone to move ot other platforms to stop supporting this woke fascist left garbage. do not pay money towards companies that hate you and this is one of them
Review of lastpass
I want to upgrade to premium for 12 months. but i don't want to auto renew. i want to pay manually when my 12 months is due to expire. I couldn't find any info on their website, so I sent them email. I got an email from Michael Boluyot (LastPass Account Executive) today 23 May 2022 asking me to call customer support!? Its a simple and reasonable question i would have thought the "account executive" could have answered. Clearly too difficult for Michael Boluyot, right? else he would have answered, yes?
Review of getyourguide
Review of fotor
They're over selling putting a lot of features which you thought was part of the sale but each extra feature, you need to pay. Since you have not even done anything with what you paid, you'd definitely will not want to pay more. VERY SCHEMING. YOU CAN BE BETTER OFF WITH CANVA
Review of dell
My dad, my friend and myself purchased several Alienware Laptops at or close to the same time. I did the research on which laptops were best and based my decision purely on specs... biggest. Mistake. Ever. Anyway so we ordered 3 of the Alienware Area 51M's (with 2080's) to use for work and some occasional gaming (we work on 3D graphics so this GPU makes sense). For a time... it was good. But right after the warranty ends, literally ALL of our graphics cards go bad within months of each other!!! First the screen starts to glitch with green or purple or red lines (seems to be random) when we do GPU-intensive tasks... then, soon after the glitching, the computer will crash. I assumed it was the graphics card going bad from the signs but I spent hours and days and weeks of troubleshooting, testing and researching anyway. I mean I tried everything imaginable (besides replacing the GPU) to fix this... Finally, I reached out to Dell tech support (Dell owns Alienware) to tell them that my GPU has gone bad... First of all, they literally don't have anyone in their technical (or other) support that speaks English natively so you can barely understand them and they can barely understand you.... so conversations go at a snails pace - because you have to repeat everything 4 times and so do they. And no, I don't have an accent or anything, I speak perfect English and annunciate my words flawlessly. Second: Dell tech support is THE most incompetent people I have ever encountered in my entire life. It's literally like every call you have with them - it's their first time discovering that they sell computers or what a computer even is. I literally had to explain what an SSD was to one of them!! He literally didn't know that an SSD was a hard drive. Embarrassingly stupid. And it wasn't just this one rep either. They were all completely incompetent. I might as well have asked my grandmother to fix my computer. Anyway so I explained that my GPU is bad and provide evidence... but of course they have to follow a script and ask if I tried turning it off and on again, then they take me through a dozen more steps, then they say we need to setup a time for them to call and remote in... but of course when that time comes around, they don't call or remote in. So you have to call them back, explain everything that you explained to the first guy, go through all the troubleshooting steps AGAIN no matter how many times you tell them you already went through all of this, only to get back to "ok sir so let I setup call for remoting to in on the computer ok?"... to once again have them not call or remote in at that designated time. This goes on for weeks until finally you can get them to remote in WHILE you're on the call with them (instead of setting up a time because they will literally never call you back or remote in). Once they remote in... this is when you find out how truly incompetent/computer-illiterate they truly are. I mean they're typing registry editor paths into internet explorer, then windows explorer, etc. before going to a manager to ask how to open the registry editor - all while I'm literally telling them how to do it dozens of times - but they literally act like you don't even exist and won't listen to a single word you say. In addition to that, they're opening stuff like Python thinking it's windows settings (because it has a gear icon), uninstalling my keyboard (???), and doing countless other idiotic moves (I literally lost count). Once they've gone through their little list, they say "ok sir we call you back to the remote in machine at later, ok?"... I begged them to actually call me back this time at the designated time but once again... of course they don't. So it's back to the beginning... calling Dell tech support, they keep literally no records of anything they've done on my machine so it's back through the troubleshooting steps, then back through all the same BS in a remote session, then back to them saying "DERRR IDK WHAT'S WRONG? LET US CALL YOU BACK?"..... this goes on for literally months... and literally (and when I say literally, I'm not joking or exaggerating... I mean LITERALLY) close to 80 hours of phone calls... that's an entire 2 weeks of work days... just on phone calls with Dell tech support. ... I ran out of Characters on this review but bottom line: They took literally months and wasted so much of my time. Dell/Alienware is THE WORST. Avoid at all costs!!!
Review of cloudflare
Disgusting to lay off so many people and not even tell them the truth (that you are a disorganized bunch of dummies) instead you run circles around thrm but just lie and gaslight. Absolutely appalling. Never did and never will use this company and will be spreading the word...
Review of abebooks
Worst experience EVER!Found a book on abebooks, which works just like Amazon (and in fact actually is owned and run by Amazon) meaning, that they are the middle-man for other, smaller bookstores, that can sell their products on their site.The bookstore, which had the book in question, was located in Texas, USA and touted the book as - A NEW PRODUCT - on their account on abebooks and thus, also on the abebooks website.After ordering the book and having it shipped to Europe, the ordeal begins. First, the shipment is taking forever. Then, I have to find out by myself, that the book is stuck for over a week in the local customs service due to "inadequate VAT tax being paid by the sender".The nightmare continues as I now need to contact the national postal service but since there are no more phone numbers, which can be called for this type of customer support, I now have to download and install an app as well as to go through a lengthy account registration in order to be able to communicate with the postal service which - of course - all is done by CHAT!After figuring out the details, I now realize, that abebooks/the store in Texas have charged me the locally required VAT tax but NOT transferred the money to the local postal service, which needs to collect the tax on behalf of the IRS.With the book stuck and in holding for further calculation of the VAT tax that is missing, now a lengthy and cumbersome exchange of emails between me and the abebooks customer support and the store in Texas ensues. Over the course, I am caught in a constant web of a waste of time, energy and explanations in order to fix the mess, that nobody seems to want to take responsibility for in the beginning. As I grow tired of the constant forth and back, I finally draw a line and tell abebooks customer support that I have lost trust in their ability to live up to their end of the deal and that I am cancelling the purchase and want to be reimbursed for all of my expenses including the price of the book, the shipment and the VAT paid, corrected for differences in exchange courses for the different currencies involved.Abebooks support now attempts to offer a discount on the price of the book as well as a discount for a future purchase and promises to transfer the amount for the missing VAT tax plus any fees to my bank account if I am accepting the book delivery and pay the missing VAT tax myself - meaning, I had to just trust in abebook's words and take their word at face value - which I told them after the previous experiences, I wasn't able to and hence, wanted to call it quits.Abebooks support again tries to change my mind but as we talked, I brought up the subject of the book's state, which was touted as new at purchase. I asked for a guarantee, that the book was in fact new and not - like many other identical copies on their website - used or heavily used etc.Abebooks is unable to answer that question and instead, refers me to the seller in Texas. But neither here can I get a clear answer other than, that I could get a discount for the trouble. In fact, the seller now even asks me what VAT is, which immediately raises a red flag.After rejecting the book delivery to my address, support tells me to initiate a "return of item" process on their website which I do plus, that I tell them per email, that I already have rejected the book and that it will be automatically returned.Abebooks, then aks me to "pack it well" and "if I could send it back in the fastest possible way", which I refuse to reply to.After having stressed myself out, wasted OCEANS of time, money and effort on this lunacy over several months, I finally receive the transfer of the full amount to my bank account, which I had requested.I reckoned, that this was the end of this horrible ordeal but to my big surprise, I shortly after receive another email from support, in which I am being asked, how much I paid for the return package, so they can reimburse me for the shipping costs and transfer the amount to my bank account.I couldn't believe the lack of coordination and knowledge (all the correct information was forwarded correctly MULTIPLE times by email) - so I thought, I'd see if abebooks really was that inept and sent them a random figure - it turned out, they were. Took it as a reimbursement for the catastrophic failure and all the time I had to waste, the stress etc.Never shopping here again - and neither should you!
Review of myheritage
Review of myheritage
Review of com
Global e-waste has reached 62 million metric tons annually, and it's still rising.Despite that, Telstra has decided to remotely brick millions of perfectly working ‘Telstra TV’ boxes, forcing users to switch to their arguably inferior Fetch branded replacement, or to find another alternative.Telstra could have very easily labeled them as an ‘end of life product’ that would no longer receive updates, allowing people to continue using them.Telstra is an awful company.
Review of YouTube
