Review of paypal
Review of mailchimp
The most hot flaming piece of garbage email marketing software ever concieved.Simply using it will surely shorten your lifespanThe form designer is simply so bad that you can't automatically tag leads, you can't decide which confirmation pages you want to show, some automation triggers (such as the hosted form one) simply DON'T WORK, and I could go on for ages.I can't fix the GDRP compliance on my emails because of the incompetence of those who built this website. I'm now facing potentially some trouble because these guys didn't know how to design the easiest thing to design in the world.
Review of expedia
One star because I couldn’t give them zero! We booked flights through them and when Wizzair cancelled and rebooked our flights to a time that was not okay with our other reservations we were left hanging. Zero refund zero support or help from Expedia. DO NOT TRUST THIS COMPANY!
Review of Etsy
Review of asos
Seems to be a bit of a trend here with loyal customers accounts closing down. I have been a loyal customer for many years and spent thousands of my money on their site. Even signed up to their premium delivery service every year. The quality and sizing of the clothes is all over the place and without being able to touch or try the clothes on, you wouldn't know. Also, my pregnant wife uses my account and trying to find clothes that fit isn't the easiest of tasks, I have told them this but now they don't even reply to my emails trying to appeal. If I haven't kept enough of my order I am always happy to pay the delivery charge to send it back but apparently that isn't good enough and now my account has been closed. Won't ever use them again. Chat reference attached to this review. ASOS-49893747
Review of vagaro
Seems like a good platform at first. It's not! They lure you in with the credit card reader, which they then charge you for if you cancel before a year!! They should make a better platform, so that I won't want to cancel. Everything is an add on and it's BS.
Review of co
Their website is hilariously bad. It's just about useable on desktop, but for the sake of your sanity don't visit on your phone.The site chugs along, it forces auto-play of videos (often not relevant to the article itself), it refreshes randomly, it makes use of extensive pop-ups and generates so many errors in the console it's laughable.
Review of aol
Have used AOL on two occasions now, once for a dishwasher and once for a fridge,freezer. No complaints what so ever. Delivery guys came when they said they would, took away old units as agreed and installed said items.Price wise you will struggle to beat them very good value and a great service.
Review of zazzle
Review of yelp
They are terrible. The people who call you are only interested in selling the program and provide false information, as they did to me. They assured me that I wouldn't have to pay anything if I canceled before August 1. I requested cancellation before August 1, but they didn't cancel my account, and I ended up having to pay over $400. They also told me I would have a $900 credit, and only after using it would I start paying. After two weeks of testing, I decided to cancel because the leads were of very poor quality. I didn't receive any good quality leads. Their advertisements and information are false. I spoke with Julie, Randy, and others who refused to identify themselves, didn't allow me to talk to a manager or supervisor, and told me there was nothing they could do. They tidily said they are not going to reimburse me.
Review of ups
I visited the UPS store on Florence in Casa Grande, Arizona. I have visited the store many times and have felt very comfortable with the workers there however, on this particular day, I felt extremely comfortable and very satisfied with the customer service I received from a very particular worker name, Anjelico I know I probably had to seem like a very difficult customer. I was there to return two items that I had purchased off of Amazon. Obviously I was told false information about the process. Anjelico was very patient with me and filled me in on the correct information. I felt like such an idiot, but she let me know to be rest assured that that happens all the time with people when they are doing returns from Amazon that I’m not the only one that’s ever happened with , that meant the world to me she made me feel very comfortable. Made me feel a lot better about this situation. Her courtesy, professionalism, and respect from an employee to a customer needed to be recognized!! Thank you UPS for hiring employees like Anjelico and thank you Anjelico for helping me that day!! You have no idea how you made an extremely stressful day a lot better!!!
Review of teachable
Review of studocu
Review of sendpulse
Review of redbubble
Review of glassdoor
So I'm trying to post a review from the interview and they keep sending me automated emails that my review can't be accepted despite the fact I didn't mentioned anyone's name, title, association, etc. in a negative way. Everything is under the company guidelines especially because the same review was already posted before but I had to made some minor edits.It's been more than a week and no real person has contacted me regarding this issue. I've sent several emails claiming that the review contains no inappropriate language that "allow users to single out themselves or non-C-level executives in a negative light". However, still no response yet.Maybe try to answer emails to people that spare time writing reviews. Otherwise, you leave a very unprofessional impression.
Review of duolingo
Where to begin...1.) a. When I first started using Duolingo, there were sections in which you could choose your own learning path, so (depending on the level) you could choose to learn about basic communication, transport, school, or politics etc. Then they changed it to a "waterfall" style system which omitted the freedom to choose.b. It also used to have the ability to quickly refresh oneself with practise options once you'd finished a section. Just click on it, and review (useful if you run out of hearts on the free version). Now if you're on the free version, even when you have finished a section it brings up a menu telling you that you need hearts to do basically anything, but advertises the super/pro version because it likes to penalise free users wherever it can. More on the hearts system coming up next. 2.) The hearts system is the most soul-destroying way of trying to learn. Free users get PUNISHED for making mistakes by having a heart removed for each mistake made - even when your answer is actually correct as a translation in your language, it will sometimes think it isn't. You can report this, but there is no-one to ask for assistance. People learn by making mistakes, but Duolingo punishes you for it unless you give them money. 3.) Streaks. I HATE streaks. Duolingo will reward you for keeping up a streak. The problem with this, is the longer you intentionally or unintentionally maintain this streak, the more likely some people (myself included) feel to keep it going, and going and going. At the time of writing this, my streak was 1428 days (though admittedly there have been a few of their streak freezes used). So, you lose your streak if you're perhaps unwell, on holiday, in hospital for surgery, looking after someone, working extra hours and don't have time etc. If you have streak freezes, great, but if not, your streak is over. The thing is, the longer it gets the more I've felt compelled to FORCE myself to use the app to keep that up. So it's keeping me on a screen far more than I want to be. Sure, I could give up the streak, but but but I'm doing so well with it right? Compulsion is a powerful tool, and Duolingo enforces it. This is supposed to be language learning, people; not Overwatch. 4.) It does not teach grammar, and it does not teach context. It makes you guess (and for free users, you'll lose more hearts, which pushes you to do those practise sessions, because you want to keep up that streak right? And you can't continue "learning" without those hearts - oh, unless you fork out to pay for super/pro). Sure, there's a little button at the top of a unit that brings up what they call a guidebook... except it isn't a guidebook. It just tells you what sentences are in that unit. I'm AuDHD and really need lessons in the grammar and context to really understand the language I'm learning. Duolingo does not cater to this at all.5.) It's not always accurate either. There used to be a comments section on each "lesson" (they aren't lessons, just tests) in which learners would discuss the sentences in question. However, they locked this off (at least for free users) and then gradually did away with it entirely. Anyway, when that still existed, I saw that there were some native speakers of the language I was learning around, and they had said "we actually wouldn't say it this way" or something similar. 6.) The AI voices are unnatural, and often speak unnaturally fast. There is sometimes an option to slow it down, but then it is painfully and unnaturally slow. Those voices are often mixed up as well, so where a question has a box of several words that you have to click on to piece a sentence together, the different words have a male or female voice so it sounds really messed up. 7.) There are even leaderboards. I mean, again, this is language learning, people, not Overwatch or a similar game. In do not want to be in competition with other people when I am only trying to learn a language. Language learning should be interesting and even fun, yes, but it should never be a competitive game. Duolingo is ultimately a MONEY GRABBING GACHA GAME designed to keep you on your phone/computer. It does not care one whit that you're actually trying to learn a language. I refuse to pay for it based on all the aforementioned b/s, and I am only still using it because I can, at the very least, learn SOMETHING of a variety of languages - albeit haphazardly - and it has far more languages available. That said, I have recently paid for the lifetime access on Babbel and I'm finding that actually properly teaches a language. Duolingo does have some good points, but it nevertheless remains a highly toxic company that only really cares about money. Given how poor most of the reviews are, perhaps one day they'll give it an overhaul and actually make it user friendly.
Review of zoom
Review of tempsl
Pour ma dernière commande j'ai envoyé 3 chèques car je pouvais bénéficier d'un paiement en 3x. Temps L a déposé mes 3 chèques en même temps. Commerciaux abjectes, à vomir! Je déconseille à quiconque de passer commande chez Temps L!! Zéro pointé. Je me demande d'ailleurs si je ne peux pas aller plus loin que mettre un petit avis, à voir!!
Review of dell
Inspiron 7506 2-in-1 laptop review/complant - 0 stars.My credit card was charged $2,033.99 on February 6th Inspiron 7506 2-in-1 laptop received Feb. 9th at ~11 AM Eastern time.Laptop shut down ~2 hours later. Could not power back upSpent 30 minutes on phone with Dell tech support in India repeating the steps I already tried myself from online research.Support requested created Feb. 9th with technician scheduled to arrive at my apartment Feb. 11th.Technician arrived at my apartment ~11:50 and repeated the same steps a 3rd time. Technician opened laptop, removed battery, put battery back in and laptop powered back up. Technician closed laptop and left.Laptop shut down again 45 minutes later. Could not power up.Spoke to Dell Tech support in India again (fellow named Ismeet). Another dispatch created for Feb. 12th between 8 AM and 6 PM. I waited all day at home and nobody called, nobody showed up.February 14th at 10:47 PM, dispatch updated with "We’re sorry, we don’t have one or more parts needed for your service. We will contact you to schedule the service once the parts are available."Monday was a holiday in Ontario, so no point in calling anyone for an explanation.Feb. 16th at I received an email from Team Manager Meenakshi at 11:44 AM to follow up on the success of my case. I explained there was no success. Clearly from the email body, he had no clue as to the true status of the request, or how furious I am at this point.Received a response from a Sandeep Mishra at 6:02 PM - "So sorry for the inconvenience. The required part is in backlog that is why the service is getting delayed. We will update you soon. Thank you for choosing Dell. Sandeep Mishra"I replied immediately asking when this will be resolved or I want Dell to pick up the laptop and refund my money.Two days later, no response. So now I posted publicly and will look for review boards to provide my feedback. I feel robbed at this point, yet Dell continues to thank me for choosing Dell. Unbelievable! I deeply regret choosing Dell at this point. I only did so because my employer buys from them.I need this resolved. I need the laptop in my possession to work, or a refund of my order in full and send someone to pick up the laptop.Also, I work for a large international company that has a contract with Dell, so I will be contacting our purchasing department to see if they can apply some influence. I'm also looking into consumer protection laws in Ontario.Mistakes happen, but how you resolve them ultimately determines if the relationship can be saved, and you have failed miserably.****Ultimately the motherboard was replaced and laptop has been working about 2 weeks now. I mostly like the laptop, but will never buy from Dell again due to how they handled my case. I will also not to business with any company that outsources their support function outside of Canada.
