Heather G.

I rarely found things that I wanted to buy and when I finally did it was a ridiculous number of winter boots.

They were great about a price adjustment. But one of the 3 shipments my order never arrived. Okay, they refunded my money. Then they sent me a 30% off 'We are sorry' coupon that didn't apply to my cart, continuously. Apparently, if even one of your 8 items doesn't qualify, none of your order does. Their customer service told me I did, in fact, have to play 'musical checkout items' to figure it out myself. A week later. After the coupon and that sale expired. So all I'm left with is meh. I di almost all my shopping online. Too many other retailers to waste my time with whatever Macy's has going on.

So you clear your browser history & cookies, sign on to Giving Assistant and then search for your store. A lot of times they even have coupons for you to use. Then shop.
What makes this one different than the rest (note: I do value other cash back sites as well) is 1. You get an email in a day confirming you get cash back. 2. You only need $5 in your account to get your fee-free cash back. 3. Customer service is speedy and professional. 4. You get cash back to your bank account, PayPal or as an Amazon gift card. 5. There is a sliding scale of what percentage, if any, you want to donate for every individual purchase & you can pick a charity.
*Stating this on all my cash back reviews. What you must know about cash back sites is that they use a middle man that connects them to the retailers - usually. So many/most problems with cash back are NOT from sites themselves. That is, unless they are not willing to investigate for you.

They do tend to replay the same 100 out of 500 songs on your playlist. Consequently, you end up clicking "I'm tired of this track" which is a skip. After a few skips you're stuck listening to the SAME sings you heard earlier. Possibly a way to get people to pay for the 'unlimited skips' upgrade.

I like the user profiles, my list, 'because you watched' suggestions and that you can pause, turn off the TV and resume later. Hulu Plus makes you start from the beginning and adds commercials. Netflix has no commercials. But after only 5 months with only Netflix for moderate TV watching, I'm running out of things to watch. Oh, and they are 1 to FOUR seasons behind on network series shows.

Lots of user tools. Only complaint, deals categories are quite hard to find. I end up finding them through their affiliates links.
They now show detailed price changes so that is no longer on my wish list. Even better would be a price history and a 'find more like this' option straight from the wish list. But one thing at a time.
Overall, Amazon is awesome. They keep making upgrades so I'm a happy customer.

No user profiles/lists. Just a queue and history for everyone. Gets tedious. I used it for 1 month and it had nothing else to offer. OLD OLD OLD movies. Commercials. Can now pause & return, but it two people watch the show, you are always losing your place in the series or in each show.

I posted a horrible review for A2X. They sell Herb's that don't work and are crude and abusive to the customers they rip off.
Reviewopedia is riddled with blatantly fake reviews, first off. Then they changed my ONE star to FOUR stars. Consequently, most of their reviews for A2X are 4 stars, which is impossible. I work with a Nutritionist and a Naturopath, am very experienced in alternative medicine and eat organic. Believe me when I say that the company I reviewed is a scam. And Reviewopedia is nothing more than a paid contractor to further perpetuate the illusion of legitimacy to, I'm assuming, scam companies across the internet.