James B.

CVS makes a lot of money from filling prescriptions. When I used them for about 15 years I noticed a significant decline in their service. They have only one pharmacist on duty with minimal to zero assistants. I felt as though they made enough off of filling just my many scripts to justify hiring some help. We are currently visiting our daughters here near Austin, TX with our other children and most grandchildren planning on being here as well for Christmas. I called a local CVS twice and was put on indefinite hold. I finally called Walgreens and actually got to speak with someone whose first language seemed to be English. I do not plan on using CVS again for the rest of my life. When it started getting ridiculous near our home in Florida was about 3 years ago. I no longer do business with CVS of any kind.

There is no question that money can be saved using eBay. I bought a fair number of replacement belts for one of my knife sharpeners and saved a significant % in so doing. I've ordered too many from one source that only allows 4 or 5 boxes of belts every 10 days. However, anything other than brand new and I would go elsewhere to purchase such as Amazon.com. They truly back up all of their sales. I've had some bad luck buying refurbished or damaged goods from Amazon but they have always come through on their gaurantee's. I did make 1 purchase through eBay where the seller's account was compromised and eBay reimbursed me.