Review of godaddy
The GoDaddy tech support was really good. Robinson was friendly, courteous, and knowlegeable. It took a while to sort out the issue, but at no time did I feel rushed. His kind and attentitive attitude made my tech support call actually enjoyable!
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Review of flipkart
if there is Negative review star than i would like to give minus 2star for their service which includes return product,replacement and delivery.I mean they are not concerned with what went wrong with your order and how wilingly would help to resolve even if mistake is from their side. compare to Amazon they are way behind in customer service.Would suggest customer if you find Rs 500 extra on amazon due to customer service you should prefer that.
Review of deepl
Jeg blev informeret om, at et abonnement hos DeepL ville koste mig et lille månedligt beløb, og at jeg kunne opsige det når som helst. Nu viser det sig, at der er blevet trukket et beløb på 599,33 euro for noget jeg ikke har givet mit samtykke til.Jeg forventer at få mine penge tilbage, da det ingen steder fremgår eksplicit og tydeligt, hvad I opkræver. Det er IKKE ACCEPTABELTat hæve et så stort beløb uden at gøre brugeren klart opmærksom på det. I was informed that a subscription with DeepL would cost me a small monthly fee and that I could cancel at any time. Now it turns out that an amount of €599.33 has been charged – something I did NOT give my consent to.I expect a refund, as it is not stated clearly or explicitly anywhere that you charge for. It is unacceptable to withdraw such a large amount without making this clearly known to the user.
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Review of agoda
Shameful treatment – Agoda did absolutely nothing to helpI booked British Colonial Nassau through Agoda for April 14–16 and paid in full in advance. Due to unforeseen circumstances, I missed my flight on April 14, but I immediately informed both the hotel and Agoda by email, clearly stating that I would arrive the next morning, April 15 at 11:00 AM.Despite this, the hotel cancelled my reservation, kept the full payment, and forced me to pay again for the night of April 15 — even though I had already paid for that night in advance.I informed Agoda of the entire situation, expecting them to intervene or support me in any way. They did nothing. No protection, no negotiation, no concern — just a generic message saying the hotel refused to refund.This is not just poor service — it’s complicity in blatant theft. I paid twice for one night and was left with zero support.Avoid Agoda and avoid this hotel at all costs.
Review of venmo
This app has been terrible. My account is frozen with money waiting to be deposited. I was reached out to Via email, and everything was going good until they didn't resolve my issue, and stopped replying to my emails. I can't call a help center either, it will never transfer me.
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Review of adafruit
I have been buying all sorts of Adafruit's sensors and peripherals for years. My favorite is the Trinket M0. It's a postage stamp sized micro computer with 5 I/O, one of them a DAC with a true analog output. It cost about $8 US Dollars and some change. It comes with Circuit Python installed on it. You plug it into a USB port on your PC and it shows up like a tiny thumb drive. Then you copy your Circuit Python code (a subset of full-up Python) in a text .py file and it runs the code. No complier, it runs automatically. I introduce my Summer STEM students to microcontrollers using it. It is very easy to use, versatile, and inexpensive. If you want more power from the Trinket M0, you can write code in ArduinoC/C++ and use the Arduino IDE to program it.
Review of adafruit
I have been buying all sorts of Adafruit's sensors and peripherals for years. My favorite is the Trinket M0. It's a postage stamp sized micro computer with 5 I/O, one of them a DAC with a true analog output. It cost about $8 US Dollars and some change. It comes with Circuit Python installed on it. You plug it into a USB port on your PC and it shows up like a tiny thumb drive. Then you copy your Circuit Python code (a subset of full-up Python) in a text .py file and it runs the code. No complier, it runs automatically. I introduce my Summer STEM students to microcontrollers using it. It is very easy to use, versatile, and inexpensive. If you want more power from the Trinket M0, you can write code in ArduinoC/C++ and use the Arduino IDE to program it.
Review of adafruit
I have been buying all sorts of Adafruit's sensors and peripherals for years. My favorite is the Trinket M0. It's a postage stamp sized micro computer with 5 I/O, one of them a DAC with a true analog output. It cost about $8 US Dollars and some change. It comes with Circuit Python installed on it. You plug it into a USB port on your PC and it shows up like a tiny thumb drive. Then you copy your Circuit Python code (a subset of full-up Python) in a text .py file and it runs the code. No complier, it runs automatically. I introduce my Summer STEM students to microcontrollers using it. It is very easy to use, versatile, and inexpensive. If you want more power from the Trinket M0, you can write code in ArduinoC/C++ and use the Arduino IDE to program it.
Review of adafruit
I have been buying all sorts of Adafruit's sensors and peripherals for years. My favorite is the Trinket M0. It's a postage stamp sized micro computer with 5 I/O, one of them a DAC with a true analog output. It cost about $8 US Dollars and some change. It comes with Circuit Python installed on it. You plug it into a USB port on your PC and it shows up like a tiny thumb drive. Then you copy your Circuit Python code (a subset of full-up Python) in a text .py file and it runs the code. No complier, it runs automatically. I introduce my Summer STEM students to microcontrollers using it. It is very easy to use, versatile, and inexpensive. If you want more power from the Trinket M0, you can write code in ArduinoC/C++ and use the Arduino IDE to program it.
Review of adafruit
I have been buying all sorts of Adafruit's sensors and peripherals for years. My favorite is the Trinket M0. It's a postage stamp sized micro computer with 5 I/O, one of them a DAC with a true analog output. It cost about $8 US Dollars and some change. It comes with Circuit Python installed on it. You plug it into a USB port on your PC and it shows up like a tiny thumb drive. Then you copy your Circuit Python code (a subset of full-up Python) in a text .py file and it runs the code. No complier, it runs automatically. I introduce my Summer STEM students to microcontrollers using it. It is very easy to use, versatile, and inexpensive. If you want more power from the Trinket M0, you can write code in ArduinoC/C++ and use the Arduino IDE to program it.
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Review of vrbo
We excitedly booked our accommodation with VRBOfor our upcoming trip to London. We stayed at 39Cheniston Road, High Point Kensington, a grand Victorian home.What a disaster, from beginning until we were finally moved from this home to another for our final two nights in London. We were contacted by the owner while we were on route from Toronto to London, that there was a plumbing issue in the ensuite bathroom which required immediate attention - there had been a flood and they were desperately trying to get a plumber to fix the sink. The owner also attached a photo of the water heater (boiler) and how to reset it.We thought that was a little strange, but little did we know the problem until we were in the unit that the boiler was not working properly. THERE WAS NOHOT WATER!!!When we arrived to check in, we were asked to leave as the plumber was not finished. The plumber did not leave until 7:00 pm the first night we were there. All we wanted to do was shower and go to bed - it had been a long day and we were exhausted. There was no hot water. The owner sent a plumber who did not arrive until 9:30 pm. We were at their mercy. The plumber tried to fix and adjust the boiler but we only received lukewarm water which quickly turned cold. We had to boil water from the kettle to wash, or just have a cold shower. This frustration was affecting our vacation.Unfortunately, this situation lasted for 3 nights, the owner was kept saying he was sorry for the inconvenience, and that he would speak to his partner about a refund. Finally, on the third morning we were there, the owner told us had another VRBO that he owned and could provide accommodation for us for the last two nights, but the guests were leaving that day so we could not check in until 4:00 pm.The location was not at all as convenient, with 3 flights of stairs - we are seniors with mobility problems, but we accepted. In conclusion, this property (39 Cheniston Road) was not at all what the pictures showed when we booked. It was in dire need of a paint job, smelled of mildew, needed a thorough cleaning, and during our stay there was no hot water!!!The old adage, 'buyer beware' is a very appropriatesaying here. Since we have been back, the owner has not returned our texts and emails. When we contacted VRBO and we were put in touch with a Resolution Team. We were told to compile a report and screen shots of all our texts with the owner which we have done. One week later, we were told that because we were provided with 5 nights accommodation we did not qualify for compensation. We have been given a complete runaround - what a frustrating experience. We have no recourse. Take my advice.....buyer beware.
Review of vrbo
If I could give it a zero, I would. Avoid.This was the worst check in experience we have ever had at Meir Smartflats, Antwerp Poorly sinposted apartments down dead end roadNo check in email sent as promised 24 hrs before hand - arrived to find we couldn’t get inHad to park illegally for over an hour whilst trying to speak to someone at Vrbo/smartflats to let us in the apartmentBeing told by Vrbo our booking didn’t existWaiting for over 30 minutes to be hung up on by Vrbo then not called backLuckily heard back from Smartflats with check in details whilst waiting Vrbo advert listed parking available - smart flat confirmed there was not parking Had to pay for our own parking elsewhere, having to leave our 3 children in the flat in a foreign city to take our bags up over 50 steps whilst we found parking .This is extremely unacceptable. I will not be using Vrbo again and recommend anyone else to book elsewhere. This is not how to care for customers.
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