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Review of calendly
We are an executive recruitment firm that has been using Calendly for several years to provide a seamless scheduling experience for business prospects, clients, and candidates. The product is simple to implement, training for new features is straightforward, and support is outstanding. Customer feedback is used to develop and implement new features and on the rare occasion we have needed to contact support, the experience has been outstanding. Quick responses, and the support team gets right to the heart of the issue promptly so we're not stuck in a tech support loop. Our latest call was in regard something OUTSIDE of Calendly (SPF and DMARC specifications for our email server). We wanted to ensure that our Calendly auto responses and reminder emails were included in our SPF record. Calendly support immediately confirmed what we needed to know to complete our configuration - same day responses. Even outside of direct product support, their service is exceptional.
Review of barnesandnoble
Being a Barnes & Nobles member, I ordered three books on October 7 two of which arrived just today, i.e. after twelve (!) days. I am aware of labor shortages and all sorts of supply chain issues and am also cognizant of the fact that these two books are more back catalog titles. That said, I felt that a delivery time of 12 days is quite a bit for a leading bookseller. To be blunt, your competitor with the capital “A” in its name most likely would have accomplished this task in a much shorter time. So I admit I am somewhat disappointed by this shopping experience.What’s more, it seems as if I am being charged twice for the two books since, although the proportionate amount for the two novels had been charged to my credit card account a few days ago already, the same amount due to Barnes & Nobles shows as “pending transaction” on my account again.
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Review of mega
I have Optical fiber to my house, my internet is Mint -Mega is Cancer unless your paying premium,The free 50 gig, gets reduced to nothing over time, There is a quota on how much you can transfer, I have transferred 20 gig and the total transfer quota of 40 gig still shows 20 used for the last 5 weeks without resetting. And get ready for nothing to download if your planning on using a browser, it will just crash at 80% more than 50% of the time, but still contribute that data to your used quota. Mega is a dumpster fire, Free dropbox smashed their service in every way - I hate mega due to the amount of time I have wasted with it trying to use it via the browser and its SLOW AF, then just to hang all the time and have to give up. (I have tried 6 different browsers and it straight out wont use some for large file downloads, like FireFox). I hope they go out of business.
Review of hotels
Disappointing Experience with "Book Now, Pay Later"I’m really disappointed with Hotels.com for false advertising their "Book Now, Pay Later" option. I booked a one-night stay in Barcelona, which was supposed to cost around £100-200. However, instead of allowing me to pay at the property, they charged a "deposit" upfront—which turned out to be nearly 90% of the total cost!This is misleading and defeats the purpose of the "pay later" deal. If you’re expecting to reserve now and settle the payment upon arrival, be cautious—it doesn’t work that way. I wouldn’t recommend using this option unless you're prepared to pay most of the cost in advance.
Review of glassdoor
I can't believe this happened to many more people hence the 1* but THEY TAKE DOWN YOUR REVIEWS!They serve ONLY the business and if your review isn't 4* or higher they'll take your review down on the basis of some "EEA Data Law" ?! What?! I'm not even talking about foul language, no, simple experience with a business. The workplace I had was a hell and a nightmare and we were mentally abused there so my review will OF COURSE contain some details on that as well as any other unfair treatment, well, a few weeks after publishing it Glassdoor took it down. That evil business has almost 5* due to their involvement in rigging review ratings. Unbelievable! People are so right about them - they went full authoritarian for a while now and they're solely there to help businesses create a false impression on their culture.
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Review of prweb
Our experience with Cision PRWeb was terrible. Despite having had great success with reputable distributors in the past, we decided to try out Cision PRWeb as a new distributor. Unfortunately, they changed some information on our approved press release without informing us. This caused issues when we released it, and their performance in distributing our news was an utter failure. As a result of their poor service, we failed to achieve our desired results for the first time.
Review of patreon
Review of hubspot
HubSpot uses very misleading sales tactics and abandons their customers after the sale is made. I was never told by the sales representative about the 1-year commitment that is enforced by default on the Sales Hub Professional plan. It's not included on the pricing page, not when selecting the number of seats, but instead only on the checkout page. Easily missed unless you look carefully.After purchasing, we were ghosted by our representative and unsurprisingly had to switch to another CRM since we were unable to receive any support.Trying to cancel the contract gave us only a very rude and unprofessional response about needing to "provide evidence" of misleading sales tactics. I would say that my reaction to receiving the next monthly bill after canceling automatic renewal is evidence enough. I had no idea about the 1-year commitment, and I would never have signed up if I did.I guess they have such a big churn problem that they have to trap customers into 1-year contracts and refuse to cancel them unless the customer has enough evidence for a lawsuit.Wish I'd read these reviews before signing up.
Review of eBay
Please don' try to purchase a 3DPANY filament extruder machine from an international seller called hotsummer-hotsale. The transaction was total 636.97 USD and additionally, I purchased a 3 year Allstate Protection Plan. Initially, ebay said that My purchase had the money back option but when I was finally scammed, ebay changed it. The seller sent a small package (doesn't match the machine size) from.China to another address in the city where I live and the seller provided the tracking number of this small package on my purchase tracking section. So, the seller provided a fake tracking number and when this small package was delivered, ebay said the case was closed. The Courier confirmed that my recipient address was not scheduled for any delivery the day that the seller said the package was delivered. The seller acts with cinism and does not show any interest in solve the situation. So, I recommend to never purchase any international item using the ebay platform, becausr there is not guarantee that ebay will return your money.
Review of cloudflare
Every site that uses "Cloudflare" means only wasting time, while you can easily earn money on other sites. Checks before being admitted to the site last 30/50 seconds (sometimes longer)I just hope those sites don't have to pay for this
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