Review of xero
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Review of discogs
I found Discogs OK for a while then I bought a few things, got scammed a couple of times which Paypal sorted. Got refunded a couple of times as sellers had sold stock on other platforms and not removed it from Discogs. Left negative feedback for those sellers which Discogs removed. Noticed after a short while the huge amount of duplicate listings under barcode / catalogue numbers.App was pretty rubbish, continually get logged out and then what topped it for me was being unable to access the app at home through my WiFi. I either had to use a VPN or turn WiFi off and use mobile data. Raised a support ticket and got no response.I did list a few items that weren't in their database (new titles only) only to see duplicate listings the following day of same item so that became a waste of time too!Be happy with your collection in front of you rather than on an app or pc is my advice!
Review of ancestry
I paid for a DNA test. Got back some very general results not telling me much at all - just said thar because of my genetic makeup I was “generally less strong” and a couple of other useless facts that didn’t seem even close. I received my roots in percentages but then it stated it could be within 20-30% either side. Then to find out everything I have to pay an expensive subscription every 3 months. Very disappointed to say the least, as I was really hoping for more.
Review of hotels
After using hotels.com exclusively for 15+ years all over the world, I can't recommend it to others with the conviction and confidence I once had. I booked a Dallas Holiday Inn for $135/night for check-in the same day. 6 hours later found out the same standard room I booked (and as obligated to) was going for $112 and a two-room suite was $122. Hotels.com made me aware of their Price Guarantee policy which involves a form being submitted 48 hours in advance of your check-in, so it had no bearing whatsoever. To the extent that I completely understand the nature of the hospitality industry, and the dynamics of hotel room availability and it's impact on rates; the price guarantee is completely useless. Hotels.com's cancellation and full refund policy addresses anything and everything that occurs prior to 48 hours pre-check-in so why would one debate or dispute a rate when they can cancel without penalty and simply re-book?The so-called price guarantee really just masquerades as policy and there's virtually no way to hold either hotels.com or the property accountable for significant price discrepancies. Or bait and switch tactics!Having promoted the room at the Holiday Inn as the "last available at this price" suggests that room availability will decrease and room rates will increase when exactly the opposite was the reality. I can't help but think that their affiliation with VRBO has tarnished Hotels.com, not only in it's feasible policies but in it's customer service. The CSR with whom I spoke advised me of the price guarantee guidelines and provided a link though she knew my situation didn't meet criteria (a hollow gesture transmitting a hollow policy) and was prepared to end my chat session until I asked to whom I should direct my feedback and if there were someone to whom my chat could be escalated? (Once-upon a time this would have been a natural suggestion by the CSR if a viable resolution were outside their discretionary authority). At least the supervisor (Kanjit) deposited the price difference into my rewards balance to apply to future stays, but it's also rather arrogant that a proposed resolution presumes use of the product or service in future. We will use Hotels.com again, but I can't confidently recommend it anymore to the friends, family and business associates who turn to me for travel advice (I am not a travel agent, I only act like one for many). It becomes evident in situations like these that the hotel.com "customer" is the hotel, not those of us using hotels.com to book rooms.
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Review of ubereats
I hate all delivery platforms because they charge so much. The price at the restaurant and on their site is different (they have higher price) then once you order food they add more service charges, VAT, order fees, delivery fees God knows how much money you need to pay just to get a £10 food, we have to pay £16. It’s ridiculous.
Review of snapchat
Worst app ever having a ban/ deleting accounts personally and having photos I may never see again due to the deleting of my account. no customer support and shows all negative reviews are genuine and the fact is they cant even verify themselves to trustpilot shows they don't want any agro but can completely ban a person from their device using the app ridiculous
Review of siteground
Review of logitech
I've had a lot of Logitech items over the years, and cannot really complain - the customer support has been good, the products have been ok to good.But recently, my 502 lightspeed mouse has developed a fault, and it is only 14months old. The fault has gotten worse over the last couple of months.So, I contacted Logitect Support, and looking to replace or fix the mouse under warranty.This then ended up with a request for a copy of the receipt, and the serial number (which they had).Receipt was paperless and was email only - Yeh Logitech wouldn't accept this, they needed the paper copy as a screenshot is not good enough.I explained what "paperless" actually meant, and they responded with "Screenshots are not allowed".So I sent them the email - this again was declined because it was not paper.Forward on a few more conversations - they then wanted a video of the mouse, with the serial number, and me writing down the serial number and the Date and showing the receipt.Did this, and they still declined it because they wanted the paper version of the receipt.....So I phoned Customer Support, wonder lady helped me after I explained the issue - and she could see my frustrations, and I was told that everything I sent was perfectly fine, and to wait now 5-7 days for the warranty.2 weeks later, I have chased it after not hearing anything, only to find out that the video I have sent has not been sufficient enough, they need ANOTHER video, now showing:The mouse (again), the serial number (again), the date (again) written by me - and now the fault, then upload it to a drive for them to access - which I will do once I have calmed down!!This has become a farse, and I have lost all faith in Logitech Support, who now do not know how to support, what paperless actually means, and the only thing they have managed to do is give my bloodpressure a great elevation due to the frustration at eneptness of support they claim to be doing.I will from now on stay clear of Logitech, after sales care is a bloody joke now!
Review of lastpass
I have been using Roboform on a Mac os, and I purchased Lastpass because on the basis they claim the files can easily be transferred. The names transfer but no other data, There are complicated and time consuming instructions on how to adjust every individual file format in order to import it.
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Review of Google
Google chrome Incognito mode poses severe security and privacy risks. Google’s software often takes your data and uses it unethically.Additionally, Google Photos’ UIUX is deeply flawed, making photo management unnecessarily cumbersome.Deleting multiple photos is a major pain due to the absence of a “select all” button or functional Ctrl+A command.Selecting the first photo and scrolling or using the timeline fails to include all photos between the first and last, forcing tedious manual selection.This critical oversight in privacy and basic functionality is astonishing for a Google product. While Google Photos offers valuable features, the lack of intuitive selection tools feels like a significant misstep, undermining user efficiency and experience.
