Review of fotor
Review of dell
Frankly, I cannot believe Dell is still in business given how bad my last two experiences with them have been. In the 2000s I purchased a Dell which kept dying on me and needing parts replaced to function. Dell eventually identified my computer as one of those which had a factory defect in its heating system which was causing the battery to repeatedly dump heat into the motherboard until it was fried. After performing multiple rounds of component replacement, Dell replaced the whole machine for free, which was very nice of them, but I still made a note to never buy another Dell again because I had never in my life had a computer just repeatedly break for no reason like that. Fast forward 20 years and I was convinced by a family member to buy an Inspiron. The model seem to be well reviewed and I couldn't believe that Dell could possibly still be experiencing similar issues 20 years later and still being business. But lo and behold I had had the machine for about 4 months when it started refusing to charge. I was surprised and confused when The support person insisted on sending a technician to my house to open the machine up and tighten the power port as I had been assuming up to this point that it was an issue with the power cord. I had had plenty of power cords break on me over the decades but had never in my life had a computer's power port "come loose" such that the machine wouldn't charge and needed to be opened up and repaired mechanically. I also was unable to test whether it was the power cord or the port because Dell uses those stupid proprietary cords, which mean that you cannot charge an Inspiron using the charger cord you would use for literally any other device. So I first asked them to send me a new charger cord, but when sure enough the cord did nothing to allow my computer to turn back on. I let them come out to repair the laptop which had indeed broken.5 months later it happened AGAIN. I am currently sitting next to a dead machine that I cannot use and cannot charge, which is less than a year old. This time Dell refused to cover the repair even while simultaneously admitting that this is a common-known problem with Inspirons which is considered to fall under "wear and tear." Their advice to me to properly care for my laptop and avoid it breaking in this way again in the future was "to avoid unplugging it and re-plugging it in too much." I have been told that there is no way for this repair to be covered by the special extended warranty I purchased and that it shouldn't even have been done for free the first time, but instead should have cost me $164. It sounds to me like they are basically admitting to have sold me a defective machine again, but they are expecting their customers at this point to consider regular hardware failures that require mechanical repairs that are not covered by the warranty to be a normal part of owning and using a Dell. How is this company still in business? If they can't make hardware that doesn't spontaneously break every few months? How are they still in business? If they at this point openly admit that their hardware breaks every few months and that the cost of repair is not covered under the warranty? I would never have paid for a brand new laptop computer if I had realized that I was going to have to pay over $300 a year to repair it just so it would turn on. This is absurd.
Review of ulta
I went to the Ulta on Cattleman in Sarasota today. I needed some me time. I was so excited to get away from my 3 children and just shop! I am new to Ulta and I was so excited!!!! I was looking around and thought about getting my hair done so I asked the girl standing at the salon for the prices. She was very much inconvenienced because whatever movie she was watching was more important than doing her job. She was so rude and definitely made me feel like I was stupid to not know the answers to my questions. I walked away very offended and almost left. But I decided to look at straighteners. Good thing I did because another employee (I didn't get her name) came and was very kind. She changed my attitude about the store. Until right now. I was looking on the app at the totes that are free with a $75 purchase. When I got to the front to pay I asked the girl about the totes, she said it isn't in that store. That Ulta is trying to encourage people to shop online and that the totes are not in the store. Well according to what I just checked the store does have the totes in stock. I spent $342. I feel like they shouldn't treat me like I dont belong... I am a paying customer. I am not rude at all. I am actually very friendly. I am very offended by my visit there today. Which really sucks because I absolutely love what I seen there and now I dont want to go back!
Review of myheritage
The company listens to the customers and try to resolve the issue in the best way possible.The company has great ideas and knowledge about their products and services there able to direct customers by providing additional support to assist them.The company aims to reach reasonable compromise on issues brought to their attention which is satisfactory.
Review of myheritage
The company listens to the customers and try to resolve the issue in the best way possible.The company has great ideas and knowledge about their products and services there able to direct customers by providing additional support to assist them.The company aims to reach reasonable compromise on issues brought to their attention which is satisfactory.
Review of anthropologie
Item arrived chipped. Intended for a gift so had to find another quickly. Sent a pic and Anthropologie confirmed refund immediately. Take note all you online retailers who insist your customers schlepp to the post office to return an unsaleable defective item!!
Review of Facebook
Facebook has turned into a pathetic platform of bigotry, hypocrisy, AI-generated crap and back to the fifties conservatism. Show even the slightest nudity and you're blocked. But show your disgust about anything lgbt and you're celebrated. Several innocent comments of mine have been removed while the most hateful are left untouched, even if reported. Gross.