Review of thriftbooks
Review of namecheap
I have tried multiple times to contact Namecheap regarding DMCA violations involving websites that refuse to cooperate with takedown notices. Unfortunately, Namecheap has shown no willingness to address these issues or even attempt to resolve them.If Namecheap at least made an effort to hold these websites accountable or opened communication with them to stop hosting illegal content, it would demonstrate that they do not condone criminal activities. However, by remaining silent and inactive, Namecheap is enabling illegal behavior, exerting no pressure to prevent the harm being caused.Additionally, by tolerating these violations and their connection to websites engaged in questionable activities, Namecheap indirectly supports harmful practices, coercion, and even aligns itself with entities tied to Russian aggression. It’s deeply disappointing to see such inaction from a company that should value transparency and accountability.Until Namecheap takes responsibility and actively works to combat these abuse
Review of fotor
Worst AI photo-generating software. Not worth the minimum 50 generated photos no matter if you upload 15 distinct photos of yourself. All 50 generated photos does not even use your images or remotely look like you. False advertisement to the max. Stay far away from this crap of an "AI"tool
Review of eBay
There was a time when eBay was my first choice. Not so anymore. Since Jamie took the helm eBay actively encourages their big sellers to use false and misleading descriptions. Customer service has been replaced by an AI system that is useless. Google advises that eBay is hemorrhaging buyers with good reason. Newcomers like Temu demonstrate what customer service should be. Jamie, you made eBay profitable for a short time but eBay is going downhill exponentially!
Review of 1password
At first I liked it a lot. But the actual day to day usage has made me loath this product with an ever increasing passion. I need to install new OS's and 1PW has this 30+ character secret key they expect one to type in manually. Then, when I actualy do I'm told something is wrong in my email, PW or key. I check twice, I get someone to check for me (revealing all that secrecy) and still, there's an error.They supposedly have a QR method - I can't find it.They have a "send yourself mt magic link" - it's never worked.It takes me 30 min or so every f...ing time.Then, there are lots of UX annoyances withing the product.I paid for the family plan. I'm gonna leave and just eat my unused time. No one in my family will ever put up with the BS needed.yes, I know they're worried about security - but being so secure I can't get in is a bit overkill, no?
