Review of chess
Chess.com didn't 't like to read what I have to write so they filed a complaint with Trustpilot for Prejudicial language toward certain nationalities. Well, people are not stupid, they know what you are trying to do, another Impeachment!!! LOL, bunch of scumbags from Silicon Valley afraid from the truth. Viva la Comedian!Ch2ess.com slogan "If it ain't broken, don't fix it". Chess.com do not care for cheaters on their site, money is everything and as long as they make money they can care less about the reputation and of their business. After reading some of the CHEATING complaints by former members I wonder why they don't fix it, after all, so many believes it is broken.
Review of buzzsprout
Review of booking
I 'm stunned with the way a big company like Booking.com is treating its customers! I faced an issue 4 months ago with a booking I had and they weren't responsive, so I reached out to the Customer Service Center of Booking AND NOONE EVER REPLIED!!!After I messaged them over and over again, they once bothered to provide a generic response and closed the ticket. Booking.com advertises that it has premium prioritise experience to Genius 3 members, and none of it is true!!!
Review of att
Review of co
I recently created a new Amazon account, purchased an item using my credit card, and returned it due to it being faulty. During the return process, Amazon offered the option to receive the refund as Amazon Account Balance, presenting it as the "faster" refund method. I selected this option in good faith.However, over a week later, I was unexpectedly asked to upload a copy of my passport for identity verification on a so-called "trusted" third-party platform. This was not disclosed at the time of purchase or during the refund selection process. I raised the point that Amazon is unilaterally changing the rules post-transaction, introducing new conditions after accepting payment without any such verification. If identity verification was truly essential to prevent "fraud and abuse," why was it not required when accepting my payment?Amazon’s handling of this situation is deeply flawed. Their "new terms and conditions" were never presented at the time of purchase, making it unacceptable to introduce them only when processing a refund. This creates a double standard: ease of payment versus increased barriers to refunds.Furthermore, I must emphasise that Amazon is a retailer — a merchant — and not a financial institution or regulatory authority. It has no legitimate right to demand passport-level identification for standard retail transactions or refunds, particularly when no such requirement was presented at the time of purchase. The attempt to enforce such a demand retroactively is not only intrusive, but unjustified.I also raised concerns that Amazon, as a retailer, has no legitimate right to demand passport-level ID for a simple product return. Furthermore, Consumer Protection Services have advised against uploading sensitive documents like passports, particularly for non-financial, retail transactions. Despite this, Amazon agents continue to repeat scripted assurances that this process is "for my protection."What’s more troubling is the absence of any formal complaints procedure. The so-called customer service team appears to be little more than a front — minimally trained, with no authority to resolve anything beyond trivial issues. In my interactions, I was given contradictory responses:One agent said I would receive my refund immediately,Another insisted I’d receive nothing unless I uploaded ID,A third claimed it would be refunded automatically after 14 days.This inconsistency demonstrates a lack of transparency, internal communication, and care for the customer experience. It also highlights the growing trend among large corporations to simulate the presence of customer service while providing none in substance.In the end, if Amazon withholds the refund, I stand to lose £34. While I regret this loss, I am grateful it was not for a high-value item. This experience has led me to resolve never to purchase anything expensive from Amazon, or anything I’m not absolutely certain I will not need to return.
Review of seekingalpha
I subscribed to the seeking alpha service one year back, but since I was able to use it rarely due to my work commitments and education commitments I wish to cancel. My subscription got renewed today at a much higher amount than the one I paid last year so I cancelled immediately, but it seems they cancel only at the end of subscription period. I am really not able to use the service and I want to cancel with immediate effect and get refund. Is there anyway it can be done?Update: I wrote to Seeking Alpha subscription and they were quick in response and processed my refund without any issue.
Review of lego
Absolutely rubbish. Placed order and paid. Item in stock but apparently just sitting in the warehouse. My advice would be don't bother ordering online. Buy in a shop by all means but their delivery leaves much to be desired. I won't order from them again.
Review of CNN
CNN ARE THE BIGGEST CROCKS OF S**T I HAVE EVER SEEN IN MY LIFE!!! NOT ONLY ARE THEY A BUNCH OF BULLSH**TERS GETTING PAID BY THE GOVERNMENT TO BASH TRUMP, BUT THEY ARE THE STUPIDEST PEOPLE I HAVE EVER SEEN. THEY DONT KNOW WHAT ELSE TO SAY SO ANYTHING THEY CAN SAY BAD ABOUT TRUMP THEY WILL BECAUSE THEY ARE SCARED OF HIM. CNN WILL GO DOWN WITH THE REST OF THE CORRUPT MEDIA, YOU WILL SEE. F*** YOU ALL!!!! CHEATING THEIR WAY INTO THE ELECTIONS F***N STUPID ASS DEMOCRATS, ONE SIDED PIECES OF S**T!!!! TRUMP IS COMING FOR YOU ALL!!!
Review of bol
And again, delivery not made. I don't think you can trust the delivery times, companies market things as next day delivery, I think that they then feedback to bol that they've send it in an untrackable manner to get round performance indicators, and then take their own path.The chat bot on the site is still awful btw.
Review of thomann
I'm really appalled at how Thomann have treated me - a longstanding customer who's spent many thousands with them over the years. My preference from now on will be to order equipment from elsewhere, even if the cost is slightly higher.I ordered a B-stock item but when it arrived a couple of weeks later (DHL delayed the initial delivery) it was faulty - clearly it hadn't been properly tested before they put it back out for sale as it was D.O.A. So that was a bad experience but only the beginning...I'd already spent a while with the device manufacturer's support team confirming there was nothing more that could be done, and I explained this to Thomann when initiating the return but they still wanted to waste time putting me through product support channels before eventually issuing me a DHL return label on a Friday morning. I immediately packaged the item up and took it to my nearest ServicePoint. I'm in the UK and Thomann are in Germany, but the label was to a Worldwide holding centre here in the UK in Aylesbury (that's important for later).Fast-forward to Wednesday afternoon and the item tracking showed it as having not been collected from the ServicePoint (bear in mind items are usually collected daily) and to top it off it showed that it should have been delivered (to Aylesbury, not Germany) the day before. Clearly something up then. DHL's automated phone systems were no help and wouldn't let me speak to a human (I wasted nearly an hour) so I called up Thomann to advise them that DHL may have lost the parcel.The first Thomann adviser I spoke to understood the issue immediately and was polite, friendly, helpful and understanding. He appreciated that it was unusual for there to be NOTHING on the tracking other than my having dropped the parcel at the ServicePoint. He reassured me that if DHL had lost the item then they'd cover it and I wouldn't be out of pocket, etc. etc. (which I already knew but it was nice to have confirmation). He asked if I had the physical receipt from the drop-off, which I did, so was asking me to email it when unfortunately the phone call dropped.Out of courtesy I called back and this time was connected to Maria - she could not have been more different. She was uninterested in my plight, rude and unhelpful. She wouldn't let me explain the issue in appropriate detail so that she would understand - instead demanding that I keep quiet and let her speak, which I did. She insisted it was far too early to launch an investigation into the lost parcel and I should wait until the middle of December, because it has to go all the way from UK to Germany and Brexit red tape holds that up even more (fair enough - Brexit was a stupid thing). But I tried to explain this leg of the journey was only to Aylesbury in the UK, not them in Germany, and it had clearly already gone wrong because the tracking showed no movement and a delivery date of "yesterday". I also pointed out that having parted with the money on 22nd October and been sent a faulty item, it wasn't fair to make me wait until AT LEAST the middle of December for a refund for that faulty item. But she didn't seem to care about me being over £400 out of pocket due to Thomann's multiple failings (including those of DHL their subcontractor).She then started to try and hide behind the terms and conditions of sale, offering to send me a copy of those - to which I said that's not the point, please understand when I try to (a) explain why I think there is very clearly an issue with the return at this early stage and it should be taken seriously and (b) why this whole experience is a very negative one for me a the customer, and surely they should be looking after me after their failings.I was really quite shocked by the tone of her voice and how unhelpful / rude she was being to me, and her complete unwillingness to listen, reason or see things from my point of view. It was like she couldn't possibly think outside of the box and consider that maybe things weren't quite as she initially presumed - it was insulting that she didn't even consider the possibility that there might be slightly more to it and I might have a point.In the end I had no option other than to ask my credit card company to put that charge on hold, which they gladly did, pending the outcome of the process / investigation - but it's a telling shame that I felt I had no other option.It's a shame because I've been a Thomann customer for many years, spent thousands of pounds with them for my business, and generally been pleased with their website, range of products and the price. But I will be thinking very long and hard before giving them any more money in the future - I feel like the whole organisation's reputation has been destroyed in my mind by this one staff member's very poor attitude.
Review of co
The Telegraph renewed my subscription without notifying me. They took £329 off my credit card without notification, consent or a receipt of payment. I phoned to cancel, and luckily was within the 14 day cool off period, but if I had not been, they would have kept the payment. Money they had to no right to. Really underhand behaviour from this newspaper, so be aware.
Review of target
I was on my eay to work and had a flat tire.i am a case manager, and i assist with people that are struggling with mental health and addiction. When I went toa security officer to ask for help, he immediately got on his phone and said he was going to call the police on me. My hands were dirty from trying to fix my tire, and I am sure I did not look the best. I explained to him that I worked for a company. That helps the low income and I desperately needed to get to work. He continued to pull his phone out and try to call the police. What he does not know is, I am also a full time student and I am applying to law school as well. He was more rude to me than anyone has been in a long time. When I asked him what his name was, he gave me the name martin luther king, which was even more insulting. I was desperate and needed help. This employee, was sarcastic and beyond cruel. I have always bragged about target being one of the best retailers out there. However, this experience has made me never want to go back there again. It is important that we help each other and not judge from what we see. This was very disheartening and I am so surprised that that target would hire an employee such as this. My feelings were hurt and I was embarrassed. I will never shop there again.
Review of songkick
Review of co
Review of IMDb
Even if some fans are disgruntled at The Rings of Powers show, even if there are trolls, even if there are haters, the way to prove them wrong is by making a good show ... Like House of the Dragon is trying to do, engage with the viewers, the fans, etc ... Xi's censorship mechanism of deleteing reviews below 6 only proves the point that they are as petty and full of hatred as the people they antagonise... And everybody looses at the end. Because of this, IMDB your reputation is to me tainted, and idk if you can win my trust back as a user.
Review of jotform
JotForm has proven to be an invaluable tool for the use of leave approval forms. Its user-friendly interface, coupled with a robust set of features, has streamlined our process and significantly improved our workflow.In summary, JotForm has exceeded our expectations in every way. It's a versatile, user-friendly tool that has become integral to our process. We highly recommend JotForm to any organization seeking an efficient and reliable solution for all their needs. And I just started to make an app for our organization, really it was quite awesome to create and have lot of options. I recommend everyone to make use of such a wonderful platform. Thanks jotform
Review of economist
I used to enjoy The Economist. I received the digital/audio version and used to listed to it "cover to cover" every week. But similar to so many other publications over the last couple of years, this magazine seems to have lost its ability to report in an unbiased fashion. Its coverage of Brexit, President Trump and Coronavirus are prime examples. The thing is, like many other people who crave a neutral reporting of the facts, I turned to multiple long form online sources covering a range of subject areas. And this meant that I started to see all the falsehoods, omissions and skew in the Economist's articles. One thing that particularly irked me was the frequency at which debunked arguments were pushed as fact or consensus, with no real attempt at counter argument. I put this down as bias, as opposed to poor reporting as I seemed to be able to get a more nuanced view on the world just using search engines. I just wish I didn't have to spend time doing that, and that there was some media company out there that would gather that info for me for a reasonable fee. Mayabe there is, but it is not the Economist.
Review of americanexpress
I am a card member since 2017, and I am not happy with American Express today. Had a fraud activity going on with my account, reported it three days ago, they did not take the fraud charge down from my account nor put a sign saying they are working on it on the Recent Transaction showing like what they always did previously. I did not even received any confirmation email regarding the fraud report.Therefore, I called Amex again today. The agent first told me that they need to verify my account, it is going to be 17 questions regarding details about me and all my additional card you users. This is out of no where, especially he had already verify my account and the security code for security reason.I asked what are these additional 17 questions for, he wasn't able to answer. And then finally we get to the question, he did not even let me finish answering the first question! was not on the same page with me after I explained the situation for approximately 15 minutes, for some reason he kept referring to a different account under my name. After another 15 minutes, he told me apparently they did not process that fraud report from my last call, and he cannot do anything about it and have to transfer me to a different department. The next person to talk to me was not knowledgeable enough to explain the situation from the system. At the same time, he keep repeating words that doesn't make sense to my situation with the account. I explained that I would like a confirmation email from him to show the current process of this fraud incident, he told me he was able to provide me that, however the email will be sent to me after 2 to 3 business day. I am very disappointed regarding this. American Express phone agents are able to send email to customer and less than 15 minutes. 2 to 3 business for an email, in my opinion, sounds like a total BS.Anyhow, that's not even the main part I am mad about, I am calling in to AMEX again just now while I am typing. The customer service did not see the fraud charge is being reported! Unbelievable!
Review of abercrombie
Review of buymeacoffee