Review of doordash
For the umpteenth time, DoorDash brought the wrong order. I spent 20 minutes on the phone and they wouldn’t do anything until I sent a picture of the order! Then I was told it would be 7-10 days to get a refund - my order was $100! The restaurant (Maggianos) couldn’t have cared less - they said it was a DoorDash problem! Avoid both like the plague!
Review of co
Today's advert on the Daily Mail page was a full background ad for ITV. It was animated and flashed from full colour to white every 2 seconds. This was really distracting and made the page very difficult to read! I was getting a headache after a few minutes and just gave up and went elsewhere. There was nowhere to cancel out the ad, or switch it or even report it. I remember when good web design used to be keeping the reader interested as the rest of the page loaded. Now it seems to be to drive them away before they even start. It certainly wasn't an advert that made me want to watch itv!
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Review of zara
Bought a Christmas gift for my daughter who has autism and extremely sensitive to materials. She couldn’t get on with the item after trying to get use to the texture of the garment. I tried to rerun it early January all tags still attached clearly unworn to be told that as I purchased the item over 30 days ago there was nothing they could do (not even exchange) Dreadful customer service and total lack of empathy towards a child who is neurodiverse that is sadly missing out on one of her Christmas gifts. Will never shop here again!
Review of wellsfargo
I have 2 younger sisters, age 57 and 67, while I am 77. My oldest sister is in hospice and is not expected to live for more than a few months. She is mentally competent but can’t get out of bed. She has always cared for her younger sister, who is mentally severely disabled and in Conservatorship, and now is in a board and care as she has Alzheimers and requires 24/7 care. I have been added to the conservatorship as co-Conservator so that I can take over caring for my yougest sister, paying her rent, etc. My wife and I went to our local Wells Fargo branch, where we have been customers for about 50 years, and they have been incredibly unhelpful and incompetent in getting me added to both sisters accounts. They said I needed a POA (a Durable Power of Attorney)to do this, even though for the younger one my documentation as Conservator makes a POA redundant and unnecessary, as my oldest sister and I are the only ones who could sign a POA, given that my youngest sister is unable to read or write, or comprehend what is going on. So we went ahead and had the 2 POA documents drawn up and brought them to Wells Fargo. The banker there submitted the documents to their compliance people who declared that there were 2 problems. One was that the younger sister needed to sign the POA, despite that being impossible and unneccessary. As Conservator I or my oldest sister would sign any and all documents for her. Second, they said that because the older sister’s accounts were in her Trust (and I am the successor Trustee of that)she needed to sign as Trustee, which actually made sense, and so we redid her POA and she signed it as Trustee. We also referenced in her revised POA document the specific Wells savings and checking accounts by account number and name, and enumerated the powers the POA would confer to me to do essentially anything with the accounts.I also did a POA for my younger sister and both my older sister and I signed it as Co-Conservators. The senior Wells branch banker thought this was more than adequate, but when he faxed the documents to the compliance people they said no go, but would not explain why. They said they would contact the banker and us within 2 business days to let us know what the issues were. By this point we had been at the bank for over 4 hours over 2 days, The branch banker was clearly distressed and tried mightily to get the compliance people to accept the paperwork as is, but they refused, and did not appear to really understand the legal issues at all. They also refused to allow him to talk directly to the legal department. He was very upset and apologetic to us.It was more than 10 days before we heard back. The “explanation” was that the papers were “unacceptable”, but no reason was given and no guidance as to how to make them acceptable.My older sister is asking her attorney what we can do about all this, but we are very unhappy with how the bank is handling this matter. In the meanwhile my wife and I, totally disgusted, are moving our personal accounts to another bank. The main reason we don’t do that with the sisters accounts is due to Social Security doing direct pay into both of their bank accounts, so changing banks could get quite messy and take a long time.But neither we or anyone we know will do business with Wells Fargo in the future if we can avoid it.
Review of vodafone
You will be surprised how unusual it is to have a 3G connection - in the city, in your house, in the central train station.Signing up was fine but make sure you cancel the ability to pay for things using your Vodafone account - Vodafone turns it on by default because they have a subsidiary who specializes in fraudulent charges to your Vodafone account.
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Review of patreon
I had an account in order to access Art lessons. After an initial few problems with access, all seemed to go well. However, after a couple of months, I suddenly stopped getting access but they still kept taking my money. I made a complaint but got no response. I then cancelled my subscription but, a year later, I have still not received a refund and they still keep trying to take my subscription through PayPal. I'm just glad that I did pay via PayPal.Avoid this company at all costs.
Review of macys
This was the worst experience I’ve had trying to purchase an e-gift card. I tried 8 times with no luck. Each time, I’d get an email saying my order was cancelled, but it provided no information on how to fix it or what was actually wrong. I’m not at all shocked that Macy’s is failing and that I saw they had 79% “bad” reviews. This is absurd. I called customer service twice and they sent me verification codes, reassuring me that I’d be able to process my transaction next time I tried. It never worked and I took my business elsewhere. This company is doomed if it keeps up present business practices and inefficiencies. I’m done with you.
Review of logitech
This has to be the worst customer service I have experienced - they simply won't respond! Many of the keys on my brand-new keyboard stopped working immediately after starting to use it. Looking at forum messages, it is clear that this is a common problem and not specific to me. After a long time debating the issue with Logitech Customer Support, they sent me out a new one: it had exactly the same problem! I know it is a problem with the product and not my device, because I have tested it on multiple devices. For 6 months now I have been trying to get a refund, but am being stalled and ignored by Logitech Customer Support - despite them actually agreeing to send me a refund, I simply can't get them to actually do this!
Review of dell
Processing a return for a bad monitor at work. Dell sends a refurbished monitor to replace a brand new unit, replacement arrives poorly packaged and thus broken. Contact dell about a different replacement, they try to strongarm me into sending back the original unit.After a short back-and-forth, they accepted the return of the broken replacement, but the entire experience left a bad taste in my mouth.
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Review of LinkedIn
Ah, LinkedIn. Remember when it was the gold standard for professional networking?Now it’s a beautiful mess of:Inspirational quotes from botsFake jobs posted by fake recruiters for fake companiesPolitical rants from people who forgot this isn’t TwitterAds for things I’ll never buyAnd messages from “CEOs” with 3 followers offering crypto mentorshipSupport? Oh right — that magical black hole where your issues go to be ignored. Well done, Microsoft. You've officially turned LinkedIn into Facebook 2.0 — but with more hashtags and fewer baby photos.
