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This is a pretty good site to shop for books. The descriptions are excellent. As with all collaborative book before sites, check the rep of the individual book vendor you intend to purchase from. Reputable ones use clear and concise descriptions. The downside is that AbeBooks has no refund policy. The exception being the item not matching the description. Some booksellers use broad and misleading language. If you want to return an item, you have to go to the individual vendor you bought it from. If the original vendor does not want to issue a refund, you’re out of luck.I shop AbeBooks quite a bit, with very little dissatisfaction. That said, I’m a bit savvy in how the book selling industry works. Just check out the vendor you choose to buy from.
Review of abebooks
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Review of abebooks
This is a pretty good site to shop for books. The descriptions are excellent. As with all collaborative book before sites, check the rep of the individual book vendor you intend to purchase from. Reputable ones use clear and concise descriptions. The downside is that AbeBooks has no refund policy. The exception being the item not matching the description. Some booksellers use broad and misleading language. If you want to return an item, you have to go to the individual vendor you bought it from. If the original vendor does not want to issue a refund, you’re out of luck.I shop AbeBooks quite a bit, with very little dissatisfaction. That said, I’m a bit savvy in how the book selling industry works. Just check out the vendor you choose to buy from.
Review of abebooks
Review of google
Review of bit
Review of avast
Review of abebooks
This is a pretty good site to shop for books. The descriptions are excellent. As with all collaborative book before sites, check the rep of the individual book vendor you intend to purchase from. Reputable ones use clear and concise descriptions. The downside is that AbeBooks has no refund policy. The exception being the item not matching the description. Some booksellers use broad and misleading language. If you want to return an item, you have to go to the individual vendor you bought it from. If the original vendor does not want to issue a refund, you’re out of luck.I shop AbeBooks quite a bit, with very little dissatisfaction. That said, I’m a bit savvy in how the book selling industry works. Just check out the vendor you choose to buy from.
Review of abebooks
Review of abebooks
This is a pretty good site to shop for books. The descriptions are excellent. As with all collaborative book before sites, check the rep of the individual book vendor you intend to purchase from. Reputable ones use clear and concise descriptions. The downside is that AbeBooks has no refund policy. The exception being the item not matching the description. Some booksellers use broad and misleading language. If you want to return an item, you have to go to the individual vendor you bought it from. If the original vendor does not want to issue a refund, you’re out of luck.I shop AbeBooks quite a bit, with very little dissatisfaction. That said, I’m a bit savvy in how the book selling industry works. Just check out the vendor you choose to buy from.
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Review of lg
The absolute worst company to ever deal with customer service. Had a tv that I bought brand new with 1 major immediate issues as sol. As I bought it. Then the second issue not far after. The folks at the service center are uneducated and unhelpful. I had to talk and explain my situation about 5 times to 5 different support members. No one had taken notes or had anything from my “open case”. After reaching out for the last time I was able to get my tv scheduled for a repair. LG did not have my warranty on file and no prior information on me even after I had gone through this once already. I will never buy another LG product in my lifetime and won’t ever recommend anyone buy one either. This company is trash and their products re made of cheap materials. Terrible company, even worse customer service
Review of keap
I usually don’t leave negative reviews, as being a business owner myself, I am well aware that mistakes can happen. Though our experience with Keap went beyond an accidental mistake and after debating for a long time, I feel sharing my experience is absolutely necessary.Long story short:- We first spoke with a guy named Colin who was in charge of closing the sale. He seemed a very nice and friendly guy, though sometimes he sounded slightly generic about what our migration from our current autoresponder to Keap would entail.- He was so nice we even bought an extra $500 of Keap coaching calls (shame on us for not waiting).- He reassured us that our packed came with 15 hours of migration included and that everything we had on our current autoresponder, would be easily migrated within those 15 hours. Just to be sure, I repeatedly asked him confirmation (both on the call and in written form) that all our sequences, automations, contacts, templates etc could be migrated within those 15 hours. I am NOT a specialist person so clearly I trusted what he said. We submitted everything that we needed to migrate and were confident we were all on the same page.- He also reassured us (since we explicitly asked) that there would not be hidden costs.- A few weeks later, out of the blue, Keap asked us to pay more money, as the 15 hours were done and over with.- At this point we still had quite a few assets to migrate. They claimed they had already went beyond the 15 hours and while some extra hours had been ‘’gifted’’ now we had to pay extra or take care of the migration internally (which clearly we were not equipped to handle considering it wasn’t part pf the plan).- Even though I was already quite annoyed (considering the guy confirmed already multiple times that in 15 hours they could do everything) I reluctantly asked how much would that extra be. The answer was mind boggling: don’t even wanna share the final priced we would have to pay as it was just ridiculous (thousands and thousands of dollars).- At this point Colin had started to ignore our emails. I called him several times and was told that our team was trying to take advantage of Keap migration team. Wait what?!? I kept my cool and asked to please meet in the middle (even tho this whole situation was entirely created by them) and he seemed confident we’d find a solution. After a few days of back and forth, and the Keap renewal approaching, we had no choice but to stop everything and close our account.- We requested a partial refund (since they had done some work anyway and I wanted to acknowledge that) so I was referred to this lady called Lisa, who was supposed to ‘’help’’ with this. After speaking to her, instead of being issued a refund, we were charged £200 termination fee — like seriously?!?- After complaining about that (since it was not written anywhere btw), we got refunded these £200 and that was the end of it.- So we spent (wasted) 1200 - then got charged an extra £200 early termination fee and then refunded just that fee.- At this point I was so annoyed but I was also determined to move on as quickly as possible. So I simply requested at least refund of the $500 ‘’Keap coaching calls’’ that we never even started (we were supposed to use them after migration was over).- Our request was ignored and never addressed.Again, I don’t leave this review light hearted, but this experience was really BAD. We wasted money and precious time (including the 30 mins spent to write this review).Pls be very careful before you sign up with Keap, especially if the assets you got to migrate are quite articulated. Don’t just talk to the the sales person, whoever they are, and request to speak to the tech team and have a further confirmation on the migration costs (the REAL ones). Not sure that will be enough to spare you a similar saga, but one thing is for sure: we are migrating elsewhere.
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