Review of nest
We recently purchased a second nest smart smoke and fire alarm, it appears that the device connects with other nest alarms by creating a network, this device failed connect with the pre existing device despite following all the instructions and support info on the google tech support web page.Stay away, Google does not care about nest devices anymore, happy to paddle other useless devices
Review of macromedia
A fair warning to anybody subscribing to use any of Adobe's products: you will be locked in to a long term commitment that you can't break without paying a fine.Be especially cautious when trying to cancel your subscription and they offer you free months on your subscription. They will give you a few months of free access to your tier, but then lock you in to another contract that cannot be broken without paying an exit fee. Do not make the same stupid mistake I did. I recommend putting your efforts into learning the Affinity suite as it seems like a decent competitor and Affinity also offer full access to their software for one fixed price fee.
Review of bol
Always try to buy via Bol, because I want to be protected and it really protects and cares about me when some issue happen on partner side or delivery or return is messed up. It could be that the price is bigger at bol com but as mentioned I use them for good customer service, fast delivery (and returns) and security
Review of agoda
We booked a $1300 accommodation and due to change of surgery date we needed to cancel Agoda would not give us refund or let change the dates - I canceled as we could not travel and when we realised we could not get a refund I said we will just keep the booking they then said sorry it’s to late you can not get a refund and you can not get your money backAnd you can keep the accommodation this is ridiculous
Review of venmo
This is a review of the Venmo Credit Card. I've had the credit card since February 2021 without any issues. They gave me an initial limit of $7K. I've never actually used the credit card but have it as a rainy day. Just recently I discovered the limit dropped to $1.5K without ever receiving notice as to why. Over the last week, I've been back and forth with their customer service team via the in-app messaging. The decrease was due to inactivity which I can understand. They then told me to verify my net annual income and to give them a dollar amount of what I'd like the credit limit to be. I simply requested to have the limit increased back to $7K and it was declined. Why bother asking me what I'd like my credit limit to be if you're just going to say no? What was the point of that? It's not like I asked for some ridiculous amount. I finally gave up messaging them and called their customer service. It turns out they would have to do a credit check because it's the "system" that determines credit limits. I have good to excellent credit and I have other credit cards with much higher limits than $7K so I declined and had them close my account.On the other hand, I've never had any issues with the banking/debit side of Venmo (knock on wood).
Review of co
I took out a free online subscription for a month to the Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph in April this year. I had to set up the account by giving them my bank debit card details. After seven days I noticed that £25.99 had been taken from my account. I tried calling customer services but a recorded massage told me that due the the Covid lockdown this service was not operating. I read the paper online for two weeks and then thought I had better check my bank account again. I discovered that additional sums had been taken which eventually totalled a further £78 paid to the telegraph for a free subscription. I now emailed them every day for about ten days before finally getting a reply. The result was that I had to tell my bank that I had lost my debit card as the only way to stop the telegraph taking money. They have refused to give me a subscription despite my paying the £103 and only having read the online version for three weeks before cancelling it. Customer services are an absolute disgrace and I feel totally cheated by the telegraph. They know their free subscription service is stealing money from subscribers and are doing nothing about it.
Review of lyft
Im sick and tired of you changing my rides . It never fails, every time. They are 2 min away and then they diside to switch drivers. I’m counting on a ride at specific time in always late were I’m going because of lift. I’m paying them for service is not free . You lift sucks!
Review of hp
I would give them zero if I could. Trying to talk to someone and them being able to help was really hard and time consuming. I’m still waiting on them sorting it and I’m now being ignored 😡Update-the email address I’ve been using for the person dealing with my issue now says it’s unmonitored 🤬🤬🤬 absolutely disgraceful!
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Review of taobao
Great selection of items, variety of prices. Some items can be much cheaper on Taobao. Shipping updates are frequent depending on mode of delivery.Good experience so far. I can't read Chinese, so the all-Chinese portal makes it a bit more cumbersome for me to navigate. Wish there is an English version of the app, or a means to translate using one of those web translators.
Review of salesforce
Awful company to do business with. They are more than available when trying to sign you up in a binding contract. Yet after you become their customer, they are not supportive.I believe their name suits them entirely. However, not to make your business money using their overpriced product and substantially overpriced add-ons. They do not care about their customers. They only care about their own business and the force in salesforce is because they force the sale down YOUR throat.We were a start up company and did not need as many seats as they were trying to force us into originally at $150 a seat per month.Due to the delicate state of start up companies, especially in the first year I requested to reduce three seats as I do not have that many people in my company. They absolutely refused, and we’re very extremely rude about it, and said that I am in a “binding contract” and just because I don’t have employees is not a reason to reduce seats. Beware and run away from Salesforce. Once again, the “force“ in salesforce is not to your benefit, but for theirs.