Review of asus
About 1.5 years old and randomly the screen just goes blackThe computer is on and still making sounds, but no screen.DO NOT RISK IT! I paid about $450 for this laptop, honestly I wish I paid that bit more not to get a s$it laptop.I am so very over this, I'm just your average person who doesn't usually write a review, but I am taking the time out of my day to write this one.I'm located in Australia, I'm not sure if they make them different here! But please people, get a Toshiba!
Review of vrbo
RUN! WHat they show online and what you walk into are two totally different things. They rented me a dump, and when I wanted a return, they kept it. Give them your money, and you will never see it again if something is wrong with the rental! NEVER AGAIN!
Review of softwareadvice
I reached out to them to help me find a CRM for marketing purposes and told them specifically the ones I was considering. I thought I was going to receive an analysis comparing my top picks at the least, with maybe a couple other recommendations. Instead, I was just sent a list of three that did not fit my needs at all and now I'm having to deal with sales reps from companies that I have zero interest in because their products do not have the key features I'm looking for.
Review of seatgeek
Review of mailerlite
Review of mailerlite
I'm new to MailerLite and this is a comment on customer support. I submitted a question via the contact page regarding my account since I had not actually used the service after initially opened the account sometime back. As I continued to work on set up, I was delighted when Aleksandra on the MailerLite support team responded sooner than expected. It turned out that there was one item I might have missed had she not reached out, even though my initial query had nothing to do with that. She helped me promptly back and forth by email, so that I was able to send my first newsletter from MailerLite in a timely manner in conjunction with the start of the new year. Thank you so much!
Review of keap
Review of farfetch
Review of farfetch
Everything appears to function smoothly with Farfetch—until a problem arises.On the evening of Wednesday, June 25th, I placed an order through Farfetch and selected express delivery. As is typical, FedEx—arguably one of the least reliable courier services—was assigned as the carrier. When, by June 26th, there was still no indication that the shipment had been collected, the Farfetch chatbot assured me that the item was in transit. The same assurances were repeated on June 27th by a customer service representative, who stated that the final delivery deadline was June 30th.Upon informing them that I would be traveling on that date, I was told that they would attempt to cancel the shipment, but I was also warned that the delivery might still occur regardless. Then, quite astonishingly, after six days of repeated inquiries and reassurances, I received a notification stating that the product was no longer in stock.At no point during those six days was I informed of any stock issues. When I contacted Farfetch to express my dissatisfaction and to request appropriate compensation, I was offered a token gesture of £20. I found this offer not only inadequate, but frankly insulting. I communicated as much, only to receive a curt response explaining that stock unavailability was beyond their control.Farfetch’s conduct reflects a clear lack of professionalism and respect toward its customers. The company operates within a self-constructed echo chamber in which it is never at fault, and customer concerns are met with indifference. Farfetch continues to portray itself as customer-centric, but this image is demonstrably false. In reality, the organization suffers from an alarming lack of coordination and accountability.From a legal standpoint, the handling of this case may raise questions under consumer protection legislation, particularly with regard to misleading communication, failure to inform the customer in a timely manner about the unavailability of goods, and the failure to deliver within the promised timeframe. These issues could potentially constitute breaches of contract under applicable trade and e-commerce regulations. If such practices persist, it would not be unreasonable to seek redress through appropriate consumer protection authorities or alternative dispute resolution mechanisms.Customers may wish to consider carefully whether it is worth engaging with a platform where many partner boutiques are deliberately obscured, operating anonymously under the Farfetch brand. A curious approach to transparency, to say the least.
Review of paypal
Needed a new windscreen, so got a quote. They only went through pay pal.So I wanted to pay in 3. I got refused. So I applied for credit with pay pal. Only to be refused again. Because I just paid £400 for my wife's car I didn't want to pay another £400 for my windscreen in full. Never have I been refused credit in my life. I just wait till next pay day to pay in full. What I don't get, I've always used pay pal for other things and never had a problem. I'll think twice before I use this PayPal app again.
Review of ihg
The staff was excellent, friendly and very very accommodating. They were willing to help with anything. People who phoned us in our room mentioned how friendly the front desk people were. Over our 4 night stay we dealt with many of their employees. They all were helpful and friendly. Their willingness to help, the atmosphere they created and their Covid-19 efforts are to be commended. If we need accommodations in the Huntsville area in the future, we will be staying at the Holiday Inn Express & Suites.
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Review of Etsy
Review of clover
Clover does not have the ability to count in/out a drawer without paying for a third party app which is clunky at best. It feels like the system was developed by people who have never worked or understands the retail environment. Every functionality is an additional cost and their support staff is very unhelpful. They are one of the cheaper options, and they will try to lock you into a subscription contract because they know you wouldn't stay with them if not in place. I'm quickly finding out, that you get what you pay for with Clover. Otherwise, they interface feels sturdy and looks nice in white.
Review of careerbuilder
Review of asos
Always rated Asos until my recent order. Ordered a pair of New Balance trainers which I never received. This is because the delivery company asos used thinks its acceptable to leave a parcel on someone's doorstep in full view of a busy street. I was away with work when the order was delivered 2 days early. I have never asked for parcels to be left on my doorstep. There's even a note on my door asking for parcels to be left with neighbour if we're not in. Because asos used a brand partner they are refusing to deal with this matter or refund me for an order I paid for nearly 3 weeks ago, and I haven't got. Customer service shocking keep sending me round in circles snd asking me to claim from my payment provider so they don't need to deal with it. Consumer Act states it's their responsibility to resolve and seem to think the photo of the parcel on my doorstep as acceptable proof of delivery- avoid until they start taking responsibility for their deliveries- order number 954844918
Review of vagaro
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Review of barnesandnoble
I recently used the publishing services for my first book, and it was fantastic. The user experience was seamless, intuitive, and helpful; I was positively pleased and felt good about the project. But, unfortunately, that's where it ended. After submission, there's a waiting period for the editors to review each book; understandable, but some communication should go out to the customer as a courtesy (e.g., thank you, what to expect, etc.) As you can imagine, people are excited about their work and eager to see it out in the wild.After a week, I finally received approval—hooray! I opened the proof and noticed a slight spacing issue between the bio and ISBN. I also inadvertently made the editor the author. I updated the file and uploaded it—another review. :(I emailed support about my mistake and asked, "Is it possible to bypass the expected wait time since it's already been approved?" A day later, I received a message that felt automated and didn't address my question. However, that same day it was approved, and I was in business again (super thankful). I pulled up the site and quickly ordered three copies to inspect before placing them for sale (+ extra for 3-day shipping). It's been a week and nothing -- only the confirmation with the message, "As soon as your order is scheduled to ship, we'll send you an email notification." I emailed support again but have yet to hear anything. The site states that it's scheduled to arrive on Jan. 27, but it's still showing as processing.This entire process could be simplified and ease the customer by 1) communication. If we knew what to expect, the process, etc., and 2) available support. It would be great to speak with a human.I'm now setting up files for another online publishing because I don't think I'm receiving anything for a while, if ever. This is unfortunate because I wanted to go with B&N.
