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Review of delta
Deltas new skymiles upgrade program is terrible. They renamed their seats by 4 class type. Now your upgrade moves you up 1 tier. Business class international seats could be secured using one certificate and the entire flight would cost 500-700 as a treat for flying so much for work. Now you have to pay 2000 plus to get premium select and then use your upgrades. Booooo!
Review of bigcommerce
I have been using Bigcommerce for two years now and all I can tell is that the system itself is stable (no bugs) but the system is very poor in functionalities. Heres why;- If you upgrade to PRO you can get 12 product filters (who has only 12 product attributes?)- No language switcher- Bad product bulk editor- Bad product search tool- Bigcommerce helpdesk is terrible- Marketing channels not working properlyIts good for really small businesses. But if you want more functionalities choose Woocommerce or Shopify.
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Review of Zoom
If ZOOM support actually existed, I would say that it sucks. Troubleshooting screens are worthless. The application does not update. I'm cancelling my subscription. Teams is a lot better these days and it is free with my Microsoft Office subscription.
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Review of hilton
If you even think you might need assistance due to a disability, don’t stay here. I am a loyal Hilton brand customer. So very disappointed in this hotel, with multiple departments failing to assist or care. Decided to use my points for a quick overnight after seeing a play. Less than 1 block from the theater, we chose this hotel. I have a brain injury & have balance/vision disabilities, among others, so the closer the better. My husband & I stayed 1 night, with him leaving very early a.m. for work in the city. I planned to take a cab to Penn station & then the 1229pm train home. I‘m unable to drive due to my disabilities.As I prepared to check out, I realized I left my cane either at the front desk or shop upon check-in. (My husband was there to assist me at night, so it was not realized until the morning as I was getting ready to leave.) I desperately NEED the cane in order to maneuver curbs, steps, uneven terrain.I called the front desk. They then transferred me to housekeeping. There was a language barrier, as housekeeping kept asking if my room had already been cleaned. I tried to explain the cane never made it to the room. They kept transferring me. Housekeeping, lost & found - which sounded like the same woman – front desk. Round and round. Explained I needed the cane or may fall/trip. Everyone was short & unhelpful, no kindness or compassion. It was now nearly noon & I feared I would miss my train. Problem is, I need the cane to get around or face injury. No one took this seriously at all. I practically begged for someone to look for the cane or direct me to the right department. Walked downstairs & spoke to a nice lady, but again a language barrier, at the shop selling beverages & bagels. She kept saying the woman who was here last night doesn’t work today. I don’t know why that mattered. She didn’t understand what I was asking her. I then walked to the front desk - long line. The concierge was at his desk alone, no guests or line. I asked him for help – but he just pointed to the line at the front desk. (Again, had spoken to them on the phone several times). Concierge desk is 10‘ away from the front desk. Zero help. So I stood in line. After getting cut off by a rude guest, the clerk looked at me & I explained my situation again. He turned around without a single word, reached behind a wall. Produced the cane & handed it to me. WAS THERE ALL ALONG. No sorry, nothing. Looked right passed me & helped the next guest. My jaw hit the ground. 45 mins wasted & a missed train.When soMeone with a disability begs you for help in looking for a device the require for safety, a decent human being shows compassion. I could not have maneuvered alone in/out of the train station, cab, sidewalk, steps/escalator. It’s difficult to ask for help, but it was necessary. I rarely do things on my own for fear of injury. A little assistance or kindness would have helped to alleviate the situation. At the very least, the FIRST conversation should have produced the lost cane. Not 45 minutes later. Employees need to be retrained on helping disabled guests, and in common decency.PS: I sent an email directly to Hilton. Made it crystal clear that the cane was found behind the front desk. Their response? They can’t help me with a “loss claim“, and would forward my complaint directly to the hotel. In other words - whoever is reading the Hilton emails simply ... doesn’t. They clearly read only part of it, not realizing the cane was found. Sadly, I feel zero effort yet again. I just don’t understand how I’ve never had issues all these years with many many stays at multiple Hilton hotels … yet today, they show no concern. I’m shocked.
